Utilisation of MedTechLabs research on AI and breast cancer highlighted
SVT – the Swedish national broadcasting company – highlights the impact of research on AI for breast cancer detection in mammography, conducted by…
MedTechLabs do Research within Imaging and non-invasive methods, AI in healthcare and Bioelectronic medicine. Each research area is covered by one or more Research programs.The research may include prevention as well as diagnosis and therapy. Within the Spectral CT and Endovascular techniques program, a Fellowship program is also ongoing.
All projects belong to one of MedTechLabs four research programmes or research areas.
Learn more about several groundbreaking project. MedTechLabs takes on Stockholm’s proud heritage when it comes to medical technology innovations. The videos are…
14 Research leaders are affiliated to MedTechLabs collaborating on translational research.
Our Research leaders received Grants of SEK 44 million, an exchange 3:1 of MedTechLabs funding, SEK 14 million
The proportion of publications accepted into the most prestigious (top 20%) journals was 46.5 percent.
SVT – the Swedish national broadcasting company – highlights the impact of research on AI for breast cancer detection in mammography, conducted by…
On the 24th of August MedTechLabs were proud to be among the medical research facilities in Stockholm and Uppsala to host a…
On 19 April 2023, MedTechLabs organised a seminar focusing on strategies for researchers to better identify and protect their digital innovations. Also…
Do we have the right organisation for highly specialised care in Sweden, with seven university hospitals competing for highly specialised assignments?
The centre is a long-term investment initiated in 2018 and managed by KTH, Karolinska Institutet and Region Stockholm with the intention of contributing to the development of medical technology from a national and international perspective by needs-motivated, clinically-based research and education.
“Our goal is for MedTechLabs to become a world-leading medical technology research center.
Mats Danielsson
Professor of Medical Imaging Physics at KTH.
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