UBImedical

 

O Health Cup – capital semente do UBImedical destina-se a apoiar 2 (duas)  equipas/projetos por ano, através de:

1. Acompanhamento dos projetos empreendedores
2. Sessões de mentoria/coaching
3. Apoio na elaboração do plano de negócios
4. Apoio na elaboração de candidaturas a financiamento
5. Consultoria em propriedade intelectual
6. Acesso a redes de empreendedores e facilitadores
7. Apoio na procura de parcerias e colaborações com outras empresas e entidades (potenciais clientes, parceiros, fornecedores, etc.)
8. Apoio na angariação de fundos (business angels, capital de risco, plataformas de investimento, banca)

Destinatários e condições de participação:

Os candidatos que pretendam criar uma empresa nas áreas da saúde e ciências da vida e implementarem-se no UBImedical poderão apresentar-se individualmente ou em equipas, desde que a sua idade seja superior a 18 anos.

Prémios

Aos 2 melhores projetos será atribuído um capital semente de 5.000 EUR e 1 ano grátis de pré-incubação na incubadora UBImedical.

Consulta toda a informação no Regulamento

Candidata-te até ao dia 30/11/18 AQUI

WORKSHOP – Dias Europeus do Trabalhador

O Centro de Emprego da Covilhã irá desenvolver um workshop no dia 2018.11.08, pelas 14h30 , nas instalações do UBIMedical.
O objetivo é promover a cooperação entre os empregadores e os Serviços Públicos de Emprego (SPE), tendo como alvo principal as PME’s, com um especial enfoque nos empregadores que até agora não tenham tido nenhuma relação ou cooperação com este serviço. Neste sentido, iremos abordar as seguintes temáticas:
– Apoios ao emprego: Estágios Profissionais e Contrato-Emprego;
– Formação Profissional direcionada para a empresa;
– Apoios para a criação do próprio emprego.

O Master in Business Administration UBI recebe a visita do Professor Catedrático da Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Nova SBE, Luis Filipe Lages, criador da metodologia VCW – Value Creation Wheel (http://www.valuecreationwheel.com/), a qual irá ser objeto de apresentação e discussão no auditório da  Incubadora Ubimedical (http://ubimedical.ubi.pt/), no próximo dia 31 de outubro no horário: 18h-20h.

A oficina de trabalho destina-se a estudantes do MBA@UBI, pós-graduados do MBA@UBI, membros da comunidade académica da UBI, startups e inovadores com orientação empreendedora.

O Health Cup – capital semente do UBImedical destina-se a apoiar 2 (duas)  equipas/projetos por ano, através de:

1. Acompanhamento dos projetos empreendedores
2. Sessões de mentoria/coaching
3. Apoio na elaboração do plano de negócios
4. Apoio na elaboração de candidaturas a financiamento
5. Consultoria em propriedade intelectual
6. Acesso a redes de empreendedores e facilitadores
7. Apoio na procura de parcerias e colaborações com outras empresas e entidades (potenciais clientes, parceiros, fornecedores, etc.)
8. Apoio na angariação de fundos (business angels, capital de risco, plataformas de investimento, banca)

Destinatários e condições de participação:

Os candidatos que pretendam criar uma empresa nas áreas da saúde e ciências da vida e implementarem-se no UBImedical poderão apresentar-se individualmente ou em equipas, desde que a sua idade seja superior a 18 anos.

Prémios

Aos 2 melhores projetos será atribuído um capital semente de 5.000 EUR e 1 ano grátis de pré-incubação na incubadora UBImedical.

Consulta toda a informação no Regulamento

Candidata-te até ao dia 30/11/18 AQUI

Labfit, a research and development company headquartered at UBIMedical , launched the InovEP project yesterday, October 2. This research project is the result of a partnership with the University of Beira Interior (UBI) and the Polytechnic Institute of Castelo Branco (IPCB). Its objective is the laboratory characterization of plant extracts in the perspective of their conversion into pharmaceutical ingredients.
Recognizing the increasing interest of the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry in the natural ingredients, in response to a clear market trend, InovEP will allow the characterization of these endogenous resources, with respect to their safety and applicability, according to methodologies recognized by the Regulatory Entities. These ingredients can thus become value-added products for the international market.
The project, which was evaluated by the National Innovation Agency and financed by the Center 2020 Program, will run until 2021 and aims to contribute to the economic growth of the Central Region.

I know you still do not want to drop your summer slippers … but it’s time to prepare for winter! Applications for funding to startups are open. Check them on Calls page.

The EU has approved an european project called BIOHEALTH Gear Box for UBImedical (the coordinator of the project), a knowledge alliance of approximatelly 1 million Euros for 36 months, that will gather European forces from 13 partners (Portugal, Spain, Italy, and The Netherlands) and will accelerate the learning of competencies to boost efficient innovation and spur entrepreneurial processes in the BIOHEALTH sector.

Through BIOHEALTH Gear Box, we will:

• Warm up the engine, undertaking mapping of the current landscape, trends and future strategies in the BIOHEALTH sector, benchmarking good practices and co-creating a blueprint for innovation and entrepreneurship in the sector.
• bring ALL ABOARD, establishing and sustaining collaborative networks where key actors will be called to act and co-create a valuable array of educational resources.
• Upload the baggage, co-producing and validating an innovative international joint post-graduation course on innovation and entrepreneurship addressing the specificities of the BIOHEALTH sector, where students will be challenged in hackathons (entrepreneurs and companies/investors), have access to pioneering resources and be invited to a Bootcamp and Pitching Day – all with and international scope and mobility processes. Also, under this activity, training (and mobility) for staff responsible for the organisation of the course will be provided in a capacitation programme designed to support advance entrepreneurial studies and dynamics.
• SPEED-UP THE WAY, co-creating and validating an international joint acceleration programme and capacitation course, the first to support innovative seed-stage high tech businesses in the BIOHEALTH sector and ensure a successful path idea-to-market through the Gear Box Business Accelerator and the second to foster the necessary conditions to the implementation of acceleration processes.
• FILL UP THE TANK, developing a collaborative BIOHEALTH online hub to boost open innovation schemes and co-creation processes among a network of BIOHEALTH entrepreneurs and innovators, including the access to networking and learning materials.
• TURN ON THE RADIO, ensuring that BIOHEALTH objectives, methodologies and results are widely disseminated and exploited at large, spreading the alliance and guaranteeing the sustainability of the main products;
• TAKE A PIT STOP, adopting a comprehensive and participatory quality strategy and procedures built-on high standards that will attest the relevance, efficacy, usability, innovation and impact of the project activities and results; and
• CHECK THE CONTROL PANEL, using solid, modern and adjusted project management tools that will ensure cost-efficiency and good communication within and around the partnership.

UBImedical is part of a European network financed by Erasmus Plus designated by RENewAL. This project aims to define and promote a new set of knowledge, skills and competences for Real Estate, integrating the areas of Health & Wellness in the training and education (VET) of managers and real estate operators.

A strategic partnership of 12 expert organizations from 6 European countries (Italy, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Portugal and Spain) is formed in order to ensure maximal disseminations and exploitation in the EU.

Main Outputs of the project:

• Reports, a survey and a contents quality plan for the definition of a VET Programme for Real Estate Managers,
• 1 Handbook for the design of a European Pilot VET Programme for Real Estate Managers,
• 3 internships Agreements,
• A database of RENewAL VET contents and materials and the assessed learners’ profiles,
• Agreements for the promotion, assessment, recognition, and validation of the RENewAL learning outcomes,
• 4 Learning Modules (720 hours including 30 individual Internship experiences),
• 30 assessment reports of the learning outcomes drafted by tutors and a problem analysis and solving strategy report related to the European Pilot VET Programme.
• Reports, a survey and a contents quality plan for the definition of a VET Programme for Real Estate Managers,
• 1 Handbook for the design of a European Pilot VET Programme for Real Estate Managers,
• 3 internships Agreements,
• A database of RENewAL VET contents and the assessed learners’ profiles,
• Setting up the conditions for the promotion, assessment, recognition, and validation of the RENewAL learning outcomes,
• 4 Learning Modules (720 hours including 30 individual Internship experiences),
• 30 assessment reports of the learning outcomes drafted by tutors and a problem analysis and solving strategy report related to the European Pilot VET Programme.

More information at: https://www.renewal-project.eu/ or https://www.facebook.com/renewal.skills/

The european project was approved last June 27 by the ERASMUS PLUS program, a strategic partnership in the area of ​​Higher Education called “Train the trainees – Train future trainers in radiation protection and nuclear technology” that will be coordinated in UBi by LABEXPORAD from UBImedical.

Current and future market needs in the nuclear industry are enormous for qualified nuclear engineers, technologists, radiation protection professionals and radiation protection specialists. For example, by 2020, more than 100 nuclear reactors will be in a standstill in Europe and the number is predicted to increase by 8% a year. Many professionals need to be retrained in the work context. In addition, in other sectors, a transition towards the adoption of the Sustainability Development Goals (ODS) was initiated, a series of objectives agreed upon by the United Nations General Assembly on 25 September 2015.

The main objective of the project is to develop “international advanced training in nuclear technology and radiation protection” through the design of interactive distance learning modules and face-to-face / laboratory modules. Our current and future nuclear engineering students will begin their careers in this transitional world and will play an important role as radiation protection specialists, future trainers and teachers, supervisors and / or radiation protection consultants across all industries. Thus, this initiative emerges as a strategic platform to provide the necessary learning and updating through the design and implementation of a training program in the nuclear area that is attractive and appropriate to the objectives of development of sustainability (ODS), oriented to the transition to a world’s best until 2030.

The project has partners such as Haute Ecole Bruxelles-Brabant (Belgium), Universiteit Hasselt (Belgium), UBI (Portugal), Universitat Politecnica de Valencia (Spain), Universita di Bologna (Italy), Hochschule Mannheim University of Applied Sciences (Germany), Czech Technical University in Prague (Czech Republic) and Greek Atomic Energy Commission (Greece). At UBI, the project is sponsored by LABEXPORAD, under the coordination of Prof. Sandra Soares.