P4 Precision Medicine Accelerator Programme open for applications
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P4 Precision Medicine Accelerator Programme is open for applications for the third cohort of the programme.
The programme seeks the world’s leading Precision Medicine startups to support through development, regulation, investment, adoption and scale to UK and international markets to innovate and advance the healthcare landscape.
The P4 programme creates a new and unique ecosystem to facilitate the scale and adoption of precision medicine SMEs by providing access to unparalleled expertise in genomic profiling, drug targeting, disease marker discovery, diagnostics/companion diagnostics, clinical trials design and delivery, software development, engineering, artificial intelligence, regulatory compliance and health data.
Accelerator alumni HN (formerly health Navigator), Motilent and Vine Health have taken part in previous cohorts of the programme.
Find out more and apply here: https://www.p4precisionmedicine.co.uk/p4-2021-programme-opening/
Deadline: 31st October 2020
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