Engineering Workshop │
BioMedical Design

Conducting workshops for fellows in engineering health innovations and the IPR compliance process.

The BioMedical Design Novo Nordisk Foundation Fellowship Programme is an intensive 10-month postgraduate program for professionals in medicine, engineering, business, IT, design, or similar fields. This program equips its fellows with tools to generate impactful solutions for the healthcare sector.

Operated collaboratively by Aarhus University and the University of Copenhagen, this program is generously sponsored by the Novo Nordisk Foundation.

Create Medtech supports all health innovations that generate value in the healthcare sector. We therefore, found it to be a worthy cause, to teach BioMedical Design and their fellows how to form the best prerequisites for engineering medtech ready for market.

Teaching How to Medtech

Biomedical design Fellowship program

Through workshops, Create Medtech teaches BioMedical Design fellows the intricate essentials of Intellectual Property Rights. Facilitating the fellows with the tools to transform concepts into tangible healthcare solutions.

Understanding how to adhere to IPR
How to undergo the IPR application process
What to expect from the IPR process.

All to ensure the protection and longevity of health innovations.

Testimonial

“Thrilled to have the opportunity to finally learn the intricacies of patenting as a crucial step in our journey to revolutionize healthcare. From understanding the importance of intellectual property to navigating the application process, today’s education has equipped us with the tools to protect our innovative ideas. Very inspiring class with Claus Baumann – I think I got it now.

As entrepreneurs, safeguarding our inventions is essential for driving sustainable growth and making a lasting impact in the healthcare industry. With today’s new knowledge, we’re empowered to navigate the patent landscape confidently and strategically.”

-Pernille Ravn Jakobsen, Health Innovator and Researcher, Co-founder OSAIA Health & BioMedical Design Fellow