MedTech
SuperConnector

MedTech SuperConnector is a collaboration of academic institutions with a shared vision to support Early Career Researchers in the development and translation of their early-stage medtech innovations.

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Applications now open - Accelerator Programme

MedTech SuperConnector is now accepting applications for its next cohort of postdoctoral researchers and postgraduate students from all disciplines from its eight partner institutions to join its accelerator programme.

The accelerator programme is a six-month learning journey providing participants with entrepreneurship training, masterclasses and access to domain expertise along with project funding (up to £45,000 accessible over 12-months). Eligible applicants will also be able to apply for the salary replacement scheme (part-time) covering the six-month accelerator programme learning journey to take time away from the lab (up to £25,000 including on costs).

Applications close 11:59pm Sunday 20 March 2022

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How it works

About the programme

MedTech SuperConnector is set up and designed to facilitate the early stage development of innovative medical technologies, from devices, diagnostics, and digital healthcare solutions. MTSC provides participants with the funding, training, mentorship and access to industry partners to help fast-track the translation of their research discoveries.

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Key programme features

Entrepreneurship learning & workshops covering all aspects of start-up development

Up to £45k in non-dilutive funding to develop your venture and technology

Support and access to a network of medtech experts and advisors

Opportunity to pitch at a showcase to an audience of industry experts and early stage investors

Bridging the gap at Queen Mary University of London

Aug 17, 2021 | Knowledge Exchange

In the second instalment of our case study series we are looking at Queen Mary University of London, an institution with a strong tradition of life science research and its own successful technology translation programme.

Success Stories

unhindr

Roliner by unhindr: Intelligent and adaptive prosthetic liner aims to keep amputees mobile Read more

KnitRegen

Smart textiles to help people who have neurological conditions recover upper limb function Read more

Tutti Toot Trumpet

A potential game-changer in the treatment of chronic respiratory conditions Read more

TrAPs Nanotech

An innovative new therapy to heal broken bones and problem wounds Read more

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Our Partners

Our partners

Our partners range from industry, healthcare and academia – combining the knowledge, expertise and business experience to accelerate the development of the next generation of medtech innovations.