Are you a high-potential MedTech innovator looking to accelerate your journey from concept to investment-ready venture? The MedTech Venture Builder is a unique 12-month structured programme designed to fast-track the commercial translation of groundbreaking medical technologies.
Now in its second year, the MedTech Venture Builder provides a comprehensive framework to de-risk your company, including regulatory planning, clinical evidence roadmaps, stakeholder mapping, and hands-on expert support—all within a fit-for-purpose Quality Management System (QMS).
Through expert mentorship, hands-on guidance, and real-world industry connections, the MedTech Venture Builder, delivered by LIHE, helps innovators turn promising ideas into market-ready ventures.
Attend our MedTech Venture Builder Online Drop-in Session on the 16th of April and submit your application by 30th April.
We are excited to announce that the expert team at neuRealities have just taken up residence at LIHE.
NeuRealities are changing how the world develops the next-generation healthcare workforce by democratising knowledge for anyone, on any device, anywhere. Their technology can create AI-powered XR, Mobile & Desktop applications in minutes with your data.
A pioneering work experience project, My Life SC1ence, is helping make jobs in London’s life sciences and MedTech sector more accessible and understandable for the next generation of young talent. This high growth sector encompasses industries dedicated to the science of all living things, extending from biology and genetics to healthcare and medical devices.
The doors of LIHE opened to local school pupils and young people not in education, employment or training from London’s underserved communities.
The two groups joined a month-long work experience programme run by youth engagement experts We Rise supported by Lambeth Council. Working with technicians, academics, students and entrepreneurs from LIHE, King’s School of Biomedical & Engineering & Imaging Sciences and St Thomas’ Hospital, the young people developed, scripted and filmed videos and social media content to demystify jobs and break down barriers to life sciences opportunities.
AI could help sonographers identify any abnormalities at the 20-week pregnancy screening scan almost twice as quickly, without reducing the accuracy or reliability of diagnoses, a new study has shown.
Published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), the study showed that the AI-assisted scans – which automatically took several thousand snapshots of each foetal measurement compared to three taken by a human sonographer – were more reliable compared to manual measurements.
Fraiya, a spin-out from King's and our clinical partners that developed the AI tool, is rolling it out across clinical sites. Fraiya is a participant in LIHE's MedTech Venture Builder programme.
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