Corti makes Top 100 list

Danish health tech startup Corti has (yet again) made The Medical Futurist's list of the Top 100 Digital Health Companies to watch, in the category Artificial Intelligence/Diagnostics.

Cerebriu to Partner with Danish & Norwegian Hospitals to Automatically Assess Tissue Window for Treatment Using AI

Cerebriu, a Danish radiology AI company, in partnership with Oslo University Hospital and Denmark’s Copenhagen University Hospital has received the Eurostars research grant of over 6 million Danish kroner (€800.000) to develop a software using Cerebriu’s technology to automatically identify patients eligible for critical thrombolysis/thrombectomy based on imaging as opposed to the traditional time-of-symptom-onset.

Partnership Announcement

We are proud to announce that the Center for Sustainable Hospitals and Health Tech Hub Copenhagen (HTHC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding.

On the verge of a breakthrough

Read about Kim Baden-Kristensen and his 10-year journey with health tech startup Brain+, in Berlingske.

Great potential for novel VR-therapy

Virtual Reality has already been proven to be effective in treating phobias and social anxiety. Danish health tech startup Khora has in collaboration with three Danish regions developed and tested a VR solution aimed at treatment-resistant schizofrenia.

Millions in investment to improve stroke care with AI

After receiving 13,4 M DKK from the Innovation fund of Denmark, Cerebriu will begin a strategic research collaboration with the University of Copenhagen, Odense University Hospital, and Herlev & Gentofte Hospital, with the goal to demonstrate the efficacy of real-world AI solutions in improving patient access and treatment, along with optimizing clinical workflow efficiency.

New healthcare partnership between HTHC and OUH

Health Tech Hub Copenhagen is happy to welcome OUH Odense Universitetshospital – Svendborg Sygehus as Healthcare Partner. Martin Vesterby, Health Tech Adoption Partner at HTHC on the new partnership: 'Health Tech Hub Copenhagen's aim is to enable health tech solutions to reach and help as many people as possible. This technology comes from places like OUH. We hope to give guidance in establishing partnerships, study designs, MDR, health economics, implementation and funding of the 'next steps'. Our large international network will be brought in, and our goal is to pass on our knowledge on creating sustainable businesses making a difference in the world.'

Radiobotics gets CE Mark for fracture detection software

Read on AuntMinnie: Danish artificial intelligence (AI) software developer Radiobotics has received the CE Mark for RBfracture, a program designed to detect fractures in trauma patients.

Health tech company Lenus achieves major milestone

Read in Finans: CEO Betram Thorslund on Lenus, making a difference in global health, and thir most recent results.

Using Computer Vision Technology and Unique Training Data Tooling to Prevent Falls in Care Homes and Hospitals

Read this interview with Teton AI’s Chief Technology Officer Esben Thorius, by Encord.

'If we can make it here, we can make it anywhere'

Read in Børsen: Danish health tech scaleup Lenus are betting big on the American market and open office in New York City.

Three Golds for HTHC members at Danish Digital Awards

It rained with prizes at the Danish Digital Awards on 2nd June. Khora Virtual Reality brought home Gold in the category Creative Use Of Technology, for The Challenge Project, in collaboration with Region Hovedstaden. WARD 24/7 won double Gold for their project Ward 24/7 – patient monitoring with AI, in two categories: Innovation and Data Science, with NoA Ignite Denmark. See all the categories here:

Startup of the week: Ward 24/7

Read in Bootstrapping.dk: Betina Langemark, CEO and Helle Monrad, lead investor, on using AI to prevent complications and enable better care, and on how they convinced both business angels and VCs to join them.

Danish biotech companies can be first movers

Read at Dansk Standard: HTHC's Martin Vesterby on why it is important to involve SMEs in the standardisation process for life science. (in Danish)

When the voices stop talking

Read on Innovationfonden.dk: The first learnings from the research project collaboration between Khora and Psykiatrisk Center København. Article in Danish.

Nordic Startup Awards

Cerebriu have been named Nordic Finalists of Best HealthTech Startup powered by BioInnovation Institute, at the Nordic Startup Awards. Read more and vote at the link!

Online psychology sessions are a hit and more needed than ever.

Read about Injurymap's successful collaboration with Danish insurance company Codan Danmark (press release in Danish).

Miiskin opens skin tracking platform to dermatology research

Read in Health Tech World: Miiskin is to provide academic researchers with its technology for free to support digital collaboration within new dermatology research in the UK.

Cerebriu to integrate software into MRI from Siemens Healthineers

Read in Auntminnie.com: Radiology artificial intelligence software developer Cerebriu and Siemens Healthineers have signed an agreement to integrate Cerebriu's workflow applications into Siemens MRI scanners.

CEREBRIU & CLALIT HEALTH SERVICES PARTNER TO AUTOMATE RADIOLOGY WORKFLOWS WITH AI

A unique research collaboration of its kind in Israel by Soroka Medical University, Clalit Medical Center and Cerebriu focuses on smart protocol and artificial intelligence in MRI will enable testing and diagnosis processes in brain scans.

At Brain+, Kim Baden-Kristensen and team powernaps and meditates

Read in Finans (in Danish): Kim Baden-Kristensen founded Brain+, focusing on brain health - and he aims to keep his team's brains healthy by providing access to meditation and powernaps.

Digital diagnostics company adds American profile to board

Read in Medwatch (in Danish): Health tech startup Cerebriu welcomes a new board member, aiming for success on the American market.