CLS University of Edinburgh HTAF Session
Event summary
The CLS FAST International program is continuing to work with their international partners who are interested in spinning out university-bred technologies and growing their regional economies to gain a commercial foothold in U.S. markets.
In partnership with the University of Edinburgh Health Technology Accelerator Facility (HTAF), CLS will be holding strategy sessions for liver injury marker and potential POC diagnostic test.
Cooley Partner Sonia Nath will be presenting on a panel discussing key evidential requirements for regulatory approval and commercial adoption.
For more information, please email Adam Zubairi.
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