14th July 2017
£3.4m Pencoed radiology and imaging academy plan unveiled
A new academy to train radiologists and imaging professionals is to be created in Wales with £3.4m of Welsh Government funding.12th July 2017
UK first as forensic artist joins team rebuilding faces at Morriston Hospital
A forensic specialist has been taken on at Morriston Hospital to work with surgeons carrying out intricate facial reconstruction surgery.12th July 2017
Funding awarded to antibiotic resistance collaboration
RedKnight Consultancy and Imspex Diagnostics, two small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in South Wales, along with three other partners, have been awarded a grant of €2.37m from Horizon 2020.12th July 2017
University of South Wales project will save your breath
A University of South Wales professor has been awarded £75,000 to make a device that can check for lung problems in a patient’s own home.11th July 2017
Frontier Medical Group launches UK Toto® rental business in partnership with Drive Devilbiss Healthcare
Frontier Medical Group, the specialist medical device manufacturer, has announced the launch of its new UK Toto rental business in partnership with Drive Devilbiss Healthcare.11th July 2017
Over 100 STEM ambassadors at Renishaw inspire the engineers of the future
Renishaw's education outreach programme includes 139 recognised science, technology engineering and maths (STEM) ambassadors, who support a variety of STEM activities with local schools.10th July 2017
Kidney cancer drug approved for NHS use
A drug which could prolong life for people with advanced kidney cancer has been approved for use on the NHS in England and Wales.10th July 2017
£21m investment in research to increase opportunities for patients and develop the treatments of tomorrow
More than £21m will be invested by the Welsh Government during the next year in high quality research in the Welsh NHS to help researchers develop the treatments of tomorrow, Health Secretary Vaughan Gething announced today.10th July 2017
2017 NHS Innovation Accelerator applications open
For 2017, the NIA is seeking local, national and international innovations that address the following NHS priorities: Mental Health, Urgent and Emergency Care, Primary Care.7th July 2017
Expert advice from Geldards: Five tips for start-ups and early stage companies
It's often misunderstood how much work and consideration is required for start-ups and early stage companies to become successful.7th July 2017
Welsh firms’ hi-tech bid to to help cut cost of bedsores
Two firms in Wales are hoping they can help offer new hi-tech solutions to tackle the costly problem of bedsores.6th July 2017
Expert Advice: Innova Partnerships
Innovation is a critical component for companies across the life sciences sector. Defining and protecting this innovation through intellectual property rights (IPR), such as patents, trademarks and design rights is also a key activity.6th July 2017
Welsh Government £6.8m ‘precision’ medicine action pledge
The Welsh NHS risks being left behind unless stronger services and more expertise are developed in genetic medicine, according to a new strategy launched by the Welsh Government.5th July 2017
Cardiff University – What the brain’s wiring looks like
The world's most detailed scan of the brain's internal wiring has been produced by scientists at Cardiff University.4th July 2017
Enter the St Davids Awards
Enter the St Davids Awards3rd July 2017
Job Opportunity: Human Factors Engineer – THAY Medical
Due to the growth of our organisation, based in Dorset, THAY Medical are currently recruiting for a Human Factors / Usability Engineer to assist our team in medical device developments.29th June 2017
Apply for a free stand at this years Nucleus Expo, the start-up zone at Digital
Apply for a free stand at this year's Digital in September29th June 2017
Second all Wales NHS conference advances Welsh collaborations with industry
Last week the Welsh health and care communities came together in Cardiff for MediWales Connects, the only all Wales NHS collaboration conference.29th June 2017
‘Clear case’ for more medical student places in Wales
The number of medical school places needs to increase, including in north Wales, a cross-party committee said.29th June 2017