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Innovation Forum Kuala Lumpur 2018 (IFKL 2018): Entrepreneurship in Health Care

Universiti Malaya organised Innovation Forum Kuala Lumpur 2018 (IFKL 2018) on 21 and 22 September 2018, on the theme Entrepreneurship in Health Care, with Prima Nexus as co-organiser.

· Conference · Co-organised by Prima Nexus

Winners of the IFKL 2018 business ideas competition kneel with large prize cheques in front of organisers and guests, below the Innovation Forum screen
Winners of the IFKL 2018 Healthcare Business Ideas Competition with organisers and guests at Universiti Malaya.

About the forum

Universiti Malaya organised IFKL 2018 in collaboration with Innovation Forum Kuala Lumpur, at the Dewan Tunku Canselor and the Faculty of Business and Accountancy, Universiti Malaya. The theme was Entrepreneurship in Health Care, with workshops on clinical trials and regenerative medicine, digital health, medical devices and mental healthcare.

The forum also ran a Healthcare Business Ideas Competition. The photographs show the winners holding their prize cheques, for RM5,000, RM3,000 and RM1,000, with the organisers and guests.

Prima Nexus’s part

Prima Nexus was co-organiser, as the prize cheques show. A Prima Nexus director was invited to sit on the organising committee, and Prima Nexus suggested industry sponsors for the forum.

For Prima Nexus’s clinical trial support today, see the research platforms page.

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About Prima Nexus

Prima Nexus Sdn Bhd is a Malaysian research coordination group founded in 2014. It runs hands-on training for researchers across Malaysia and eight scientific platforms under one roof: proteomics (including ELISA and Luminex multiplex immunoassays), genomics, flow cytometry, stem cell research, animal research, clinical trials, bioinformatics, and regulatory and grant support. More about Prima Nexus.

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