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As the largest MedTech society in Europe, we explore how the fields of Biomedicine, Technology, and Enterprise overlap to shape the rapidly expanding field of MedTech to help our members understand and find their own place in the MedTech world. We do this by running national events such as our Hackathon and AI in Medicine Conference, the largest student held a conference in UCL history, cutting edge talks from world-renowned speakers, networking opportunities with top MedTech companies, and our new online platform, The MedTech Portal.

MedTech Portal

Use our new online platform to keep up to date with the latest MedTech news or start your learning from the ground up using our articles, videos, and online learning resources. We’ve broken this complex field down for you by splitting it up into Biomedicine, Technology and Enterprise, with each containing further subtopics. Use our online platform to learn more about these each of these topics and get a comprehensive understanding of the MedTech world!

BioMedicine

Regenerative Medicine

Genetics

Neuroscience

Technology

Biomedical Engineering

AI and Machine Learning

Robotics

Enterprise

Start-Ups & Entrepreneurs

NHS & MedTech

Corporate MedTech

Upcoming Events

Nano Business – A new Concept for entrepreneurship

6pm Tuesday 24th November

Personal Assistant with Python

6pm Tuesday 17th November

Growing a Digital Health company during a Pandemic

Creating Personal healthcare technology using blockchain

6pm Thursday 10th December

Instagram Live with Hamzah Selim, Co-founder of Mindset
10th October 14.00

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COVID-19: What Happened, What’s Next?
18th October 10.00 -17.00

COVID-19: What Happened, What’s Next?
18th October 10.00 -17.00

Latest articles

Henrietta Lacks: Science must right a historical wrong

Henrietta Lacks: Science must right a historical wrong

by MedTech UCL | Mar 10, 2021 | Biomedicine

In 1951, Henrietta Lacks was diagnosed with aggressive cervical cancer. She visited the John Hopkins Hospital where it was revealed that she had a...

Neuroscience and MedTech – Past, Present and Future

Neuroscience and MedTech – Past, Present and Future

by Anca-Mihaela Vasilica | Sep 26, 2020 | Biomedicine, Neuroscience

An Introduction to the field of Neuroscience from its origins to current and future applications in the MedTech world

Making Women in Science Visible – a TedTalk and Book by Rachel Ignotofsky

Making Women in Science Visible – a TedTalk and Book by Rachel Ignotofsky

by MedTech UCL | Mar 11, 2021 | Biomedicine

Rachel Ignotofsky is a New York Times best-selling author and illustrator. She is based in Santa Barbara, California where she writes and publishes...

Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine

Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine

by MedTech UCL | Jan 30, 2021 | Biomedicine, Regenerative Medicine

What are tissue engineering and regenerative medicine? A mini bioengineered human liver that can be implanted into mice. Source: Sangeeta Bhatia,...

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🔹ENTEROMICS HACKATHON 2021🔹 💫 ⭐We are

🔹ENTEROMICS HACKATHON 2021🔹 💫 ⭐We are pleased to announce this wonderful opportunity for MedTech UCL members. UCL PhD researcher and co-founder of the innovative biotech startup @enteromics , Mariam Elgabry, has launched the 2021 Internet of Ingestible Things Hackathon! ⭐💫 💡This hackathon will allow you to learn more about ingestible medical devices and brainstorm an idea for a novel ingestible medical device. Device ideas will be judged by an expert panel and the winning team will receive a cash prize of £1000. 🎙There will also be a series of talks on important issues in this fast-moving technological area. 👁‍🗨 Google “Enteromics Hackathon” or copy this link to learn more and sign up: https://www.enteromics.co.uk/ioit-hackathon ⚠Sign-up Deadline: 12th April

🔹ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY TO TRANSFORM SURGERY🔹 ¶ Mon, 22nd March ¦ 12-1:30pm UK time ⚡Chris Hancock, Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor will provide this talk exploring real-life examples of new advanced treatment solutions that are now making a difference to the life of patients all over the world.⚡ 👁‍🗨 This talk is aimed at undergraduate and taught Master Students, it is part of a series of lectures being presented by Professor Hancock as RAEng visiting professor. 👉 Register & Find out more through LINK IN BIO!

🔷Reflecting back on International Women’s Wee

🔷Reflecting back on International Women’s Week!🔷 ✨We hope you have enjoyed the content we’ve released in honour of International Women’s Week! Hopefully you found it just as inspiring as us and learnt something new during the week! ✨ 👩‍💻These articles and recordings are available on our website: The MedTech Portal. Please be sure to check out our other articles and recordings of past events this year! 👀Keep an eye out for more content coming soon! 🔜 We’ve tried to convey a message of appreciation this week in the hope that people too can see and share this thought so that it may be spread in all parts of our lives, to help perpetuate a more just society 🔷 #iwd #wim #medtech

Islem Rekik is an Assistant Professor of Computer

Islem Rekik is an Assistant Professor of Computer and Informatics Engineering at Istanbul Technical University, and Honorary Researcher at University of Dundee. Her Brain And Signal Research and Analysis (BASIRA) laboratory conduct cutting-edge research into the application of artificial intelligence to the study of the brain, with recent work leading the way in the application of geometric deep learning to brain connectivity. She has played a key role in the strengthening and widening of participation of female scientists in the field of medical image computing, having served as President of Women in MICCAI since 2019. Join us as we hear Prof. Rekik share insights and experiences from her career to date, which has taken her across three countries and led to prestigious accolades such as the TUBITAK Outstanding Experienced Researcher Fellowship and Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship REGISTER NOW. LINK IN BIO

🔹”Making Women in Science Visible” by Rache

🔹”Making Women in Science Visible” by Rachel Ignotofsky 🔹 ✨Read this article on our website at ‘The MedTech Portal’ to learn about the achievements of Women in Science✨ 👁‍🗨 Rachel Ignotofsky is a New York Times best selling author and illustrator. In her TedTalk she spoke about several female scientists who contributed to our understanding of the world today. Her best selling book “Women in Science” features 50 pioneers contributing to achievements from the discovery of elements to the first human space flight mission. She remarks, “their work won’t go unrecognised and we will celebrate their contributions.” 👁‍🗨 👀Watch the TedTalk and read the full article on MedTech UCL’s: The MedTech Portal!🌟 [LINK IN BIO]

🔹"Science must right a historical wrong" - Henr

🔹"Science must right a historical wrong" - Henrietta Lacks 🔹 ✨To celebrate International Women’s Week, check out this article on our MedTech Portal! [VISIT LINK IN BIO] ✨ https://uclmed.tech/knowledge-hub/ 🔬🌟 Today we celebrate the life of Henrietta Lacks. An inspirational woman who was 31 when she was diagnosed with cervical cancer. Her name and legacy lives on in science as breakthroughs were made with her HeLa cells. Despite this, her story is a tragic one as she suffered racial injustice and healthcare inequalities. 👁‍🗨 Read this article in the Knowledge Hub section on The MedTech Portal to learn more! https://uclmed.tech/knowledge-hub/ #women #science #medtech #race #inequality