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EIT Health at Uppsala University

Educate, Innovate & Accelerate

Annual report 2017

EIT Health at Uppsala University – 2017 in retrospective

EIT Health is a Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC) established in 2016 by the European Institute for Innovation & Technology (EIT), an independent EU body set up in 2008 to promote innovation and entrepreneurship across Europe. EIT Health bring together the three sides of the knowledge triangle – education, research and innovative business creation – through the three programmes Campus, Accelerator and Innovation Projects.

Uppsala university is one of approximately 150 partners in EIT Health. The partnership consist of leading organisations spanning key areas of healthcare, such as pharma, medtech, payers, research institutions and universities. Within EIT Health, Uppsala University take part in education, innovation and business creation activities aiming to give EU citizens greater opportunities to enjoy a healthier and active life for longer, and to postpone dependency on others. The mission of EIT Health is well in line with the overall goals of Uppsala University to gain and disseminate knowledge for the benefit of humankind and for a better world through:

• World leading research • First class education • Active collaboration with industry and society

This annual report gives a brief introduction to EIT Health activities (summarized in table 1) at Uppsala University in 2017. In total Uppsala University received EIT Health funding of 5,102,923 SEK in 2017 to be compared with 1,451,415 SEK in 2016.

Mats Larhed Director EIT Health Uppsala University

Eva Tiensuu Janson Chair EIT Health Uppsala University Board

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Table of content

EIT Health Uppsala University Working Group 2017 4

EIT Health Uppsala University Board and Management 2017 5

Campus activities 8

Innovation Day 9

EIT Health Entrepreneurial-Lab network 10

Health Innovation – An interdisciplinary approach (Masters/PhD course, 5 credits) 10

Entrepreneurial-Lab workshop 11

Run4Health – A citizen engagement activity 11

Innovation Game Summer school – Applying serious game design in health care and education 12

EIT Health labelling and certification 13

Workshop: EIT labelling of education focus area Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship 13

EIT labelled Masters program – International Masters of Innovative Medicine (IMIM) 13

Rebranding the MOOC Antibiotic resistance: The Silent Tsunami 14

SensUs Student competition 14

Digital E-LABS 15

Venture Lab 17

Headstart & Proof-of-concept funding 17

Launch Lab 18

Local training 18

DeTecT2D 19

EIT Health Matchmaking Event 21

EIT Health at Almedalen 2017 21

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EIT Health Uppsala University Working Group 2017

Mats Larhed, Medicine and Pharmacy, EIT Health Uppsala University, Director

Krister Halldin, Medicine and Pharmacy, EIT Health Uppsala University, Project coordinator

Titti Ekegren, Medicine and Pharmacy, Financial and Campus coordinator

Catharina Svensson, Medicine and Pharmacy, Campus coordinator

Anna Franzen, UU Innovation, Innovation project coordinator

Moa Fransson, UU Innovation, Business Creation coordinator

Anna Sjöström, Medicine and Pharmacy, Project coordinator

Eva Tiensuu Janson, Medicine and Pharmacy, Board member

Lina Sors Emilsson, Science and Technology, Project coordinator

Eva Andersson Björkman, Medicine and Pharmacy, Education officer (to 2017-11)

Anna Lindberg, Medicine and Pharmacy, Education officer (from 2018-02)

Johan Hammarberg, Legal Affairs Division, Legal coordinator

Magnus Alsne, Medicine and Pharmacy, Communication coordinator

Margareta Krabbe, Science and Technology, E-Lab coordinator

Matts Olovsson, Medicine and Pharmacy, Prodean of Education, Faculty of Medicine

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Eva Tiensuu Janson, Medicine and Pharmacy, chair

Lena Friberg, Medicine and Pharmacy

Åsa Kassman Rudolphi, Science and Technology (to 2017-11)

Greger Thornell, Science and Technology (from 2017-11)

Jaan Grünberg, Humanities and Social Sciences

Deputy members

Björn Victor, Science and Technology (to 2017-11)

Margareta Krabbe, Science and Technology (from 2017-11)

Anna Lindström, Humanities and Social Sciences

Adjunct

Pirkko Tamsen, UU Innovation (to 2017-11)

Jenny Nordqvist, UU Innovation (from 2017-11)

EIT Health Uppsala University Board and Management 2017

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Activity UU role Type of activity Activity outcome Pillar

Blodomloppet Coordinating Student run citizen engagement Students met over 500 citizens during Campus outreach event Partner project at public events. Blodomloppet in Uppsala and Visby.

Digital E-LABS Partner Creating platform for E-Lab Prototype launched. Campus partners to share activities.

E-Lab Partner UU is building a package of 18 students from all three disciplinary Campus educational and hands-on domains attended the course Health activities towards increased Innovation 2017. An E-Lab partner entrepreneurial competence workshop was arranged. and engagement.

EIT H labelling Partner Part of the EIT Health Campus Coordination of “Healthcare Innovation Campus & certification Degree Programmes Line. and Entrepreneurship” work group. Hosting workshop.

IMIM - EIT Partner EIT labelled Masters program: 12 students attended IMIM Campus Labelled Master International Masters of at UU during 2017. Innovative Medicine.

Innovation Day Partner Workshop with multi- Participants included professionals and Campus disciplinary teams solving real 72 students from all disciplines. challenges in healthcare sector.

Innovation Partner Summer school that uses 9 students attended the summer Campus Game gamification as a tool to school 2017. A Teacher Training address real-life healthcare workshop was arranged. challenges.

Re-branding Coordinating The rebranded MOOC will suit Available as free on-line course. Campus MOOC Partner anyone interested in gaining a broader understanding of antibiotic resistance.

SensUs Partner Student competition-based Team Uppsense from Sweden won Campus innovators training on the SensUs 2017 creativity award. Sensing for Health.

Lauch Lab Partner Business development program Investigation of market opportunities Accelerator in Sweden by 10 international startups

Health Partner Business development program Over 150 participating entrepreneurs Accelerator Venture Lab

Local training Partner Organizing the startup Initial database over startups Accelerator community within the within EIT Health EIT Health network

DeTecT2D Partner Development of a new Evaluation of the assay in clinical and Innovation diagnostic tool for early population based case-control-samples detection of type 2 diabetes. made at Uppsala University.

Matchmaking Hosting Matchmaking Over 500 meetings to form Communi- Event Partner new partnerships. cations

Campus activities

Innovation Day >>

Campus activities

Campus activities are divided into five main areas:

• Strategic Campus Initiatives

• Citizens

• Executives & Professionals

• Entrepreneurs & Innovators

• Students

Uppsala University is part of nine campus activities reaching out to students, professionals, citizens, entrepreneurs and innovators:

• Innovation Day

• Entrepreneurial-LAB network

• Health Innovation – An interdisciplinary approach (Masters/PhD course, 5 credits)

• Entrepreneurial-LAB workshop

• Run4Health – A citizen engagement activity

• Innovation Game Summer school – Applying serious game design in health care and education

• EIT Health labelling and certification

• Workshop: EIT labelling of education focus area Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship

• EIT labelled Masters program – International Masters of Innovative Medicine (IMIM)

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Innovation Day

EIT Health Innovation Day at Uppsala University 2017 was organised in close collaboration with City of Uppsala and Region Uppsala. Key words for Innovation Day 2017 were Interdisciplinarity, Collaboration, Design thinking, and Citizen engagement.

Activities 1 December 2017 the second EIT Health Innovation Day was organized at Uppsala University in collaboration with partner universities in Europe under the umbrella of EIT Health. The ambition shared between all universities was to boost the entrepreneurial spirit among undergraduate and master-level students.

University students and employees from City of Uppsala and Region Uppsala worked in teams using the methodology of design thinking to find solutions to the challenges How can Karl-Johansgården become Uppsala’s most attractive workplace? and How can public service workplaces attract and retain young university graduates?

The interdisciplinary teams worked in close communication with employees from the case owners, Region Uppsala and City of Uppsala. The participants included a wide range of professionals working with elderly care in Uppsala as well as 20 students from Humanities and Social Sciences, 20 students from Medicine and Pharmacy, 31 students from Science and Technology and 1 student from SLU.

An Innovation Day was also arranged at Campus Gotland, Visby.

Uppsala University role Partner, Local organizer Local partners City of Uppsala, Region Uppsala, Drivhuset AB Home pages and media www.eithealth.eu/en_US/innovation-days www.uu.se/eithealth/Activity/campus-education/eit-health-innovation-day-2017 Challenge introduction video www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOhVJv-ao3c&feature=youtu.be Communication video www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSDMT5tEyxg&t=8s

EIT funding 2017 €14,000

“Me and a friend are planning to start a business in psychiatry,

and this day with focus on planning and entrepreneurship

is just right for us since we do not learn it in our courses.”

Malin Augustsson Systems Science student

Innovation Day

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EIT Health Entrepreneurial-Lab network

With the aim to transform the academic landscape of education towards increased entrepreneurial competence and engagement, Uppsala University is building a package of educational and hands-on activities. The target groups span from relatively early phase students up to ready-to-fly individuals. The content of the different modules differ from practical work on given challenges to individual mentoring of the development of a viable business idea. The overall goal is to provide tools for problem solving and competence on creative work in interdisciplinary teams.

Activities The course Health Innovation - An interdisciplinary approach, an add-on course with the aim to provide insight about innovative processes and how innovative thinking can be applied in projects in the health sector. Students participating in the international student competition iGEM also joined parts of the course.

Uppsala University hosted an Entrepreneurial-Lab partner workshop in October 2017.

Health Innovation – An interdisciplinary approach (Masters/(PhD), course 5 credits)

Activities The curricula of the course have included three main subjects:

• The innovative society, describing the innovation cycle, needs, identification of sustainable innovations • The innovative group, describing group dynamics, experts in team and solution-based creative thinking • Innovations within organisations, discussing different organisational structures (academy, health care, industries), health economy, innovation support and legal aspects.

Teachers were academic teachers and researchers, business professionals, business coaches, representatives from health care innovation organisations, “business angels” and invited international experts.

Students from different educational backgrounds, ranging from medical students and biomedicine students to engineering and business students worked together in interdisciplinary teams to solve health related challenges. A total of 18 students from all three disciplinary domains attended the course 2017.

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Entrepreneurial-Lab workshop

Activities The network of EIT Health E-Labs shared experiences and best practices. The specific theme for this meeting was marketing and communication of activities.

Uppsala University role Partner Home page www.eithealth.eu/campus/training-for-entrepreneurs-innovators/entrepreneurship-lab-e-lab Home page Health Innovation course www.uu.se/eithealth/Activity/campus-education/health-innovation-an-interdisciplinary-approach Home page E-Lab workshop www.uu.se/eithealth/Activity/campus-education/eit-health-e-lab-workshop


Run4Health – A citizen engagement activity

Pilot activity: Blodomloppet in Uppsala and Visby

Activities Blodomloppet is an annual race, filling the streets of Swedish cities with thousands of joggers. With main focus to encourage blood donation and physical activity, EIT Health, Uppsala University and Campus Gotland took part in the events surrounding the race. In Uppsala 14 students participated and arranged the outreach event and at Campus Gotland, Visby, six students participated to interact with the citizens.

Uppsala University role Coordinating Partner Home page www.uu.se/eithealth/Activity/campus-education/ eit-health-at-blodomloppet-2017 Home page www.uu.se/eithealth/news/updates?tarContentId=661856 Communication video www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGDbidhZVls


“The possibility to intergrate our knowledge in meeting with

healthy individuals and to discuss their thoughts about

health and physical activity has been really inspiring”

Felix Physiotherapy student

Blodomloppet 2017

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Innovation Game Summer school Applying serious game design in health care and education

“We quickly become a well functioning team, meeting

enthusiastic lecturers who did everything possible to convey

as much as possible. I loved the entire course, it really

made me reflect on what I want to do with my future”

Ariadna Master student

Inovation Game 2017

Activities The main learning outcomes of this 3-weeks summer school, with 2 weeks on-site at Campus Gotland and 1 week of preparatory on-line modules, was to provide knowledge of how innovative processes can be used to solve need-based problems. Focus is on practical application of serious games – beyond pure entertainment – to promote changes in health care, learning and behaviour, for example through training, competition and education.

Instructors included academic teachers, game designers and invited speakers, as well as representatives from the health care sector, regional organisations and innovation support organisations.

Nine students with educational backgrounds ranging from computer science and economics to biology and psychology attended Innovation

Game Summer school 2017.

Uppsala University role Partner/Course organiser for Innovation Game

Home page www.uu.se/eithealth/Activity/campus-education/summer-short-course-2017-innovation-game


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EIT Health labelling and certification

Uppsala University is the coordinator of the thematic work group Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship that is part of the EIT Health Campus Degree Programmes Line. Within this activity, four on-going working groups foster collaboration between partners and support the development of unique Masters and PhDs covering the objectives of EIT Health. Moreover, the working groups support discussion for several training and educational offers, such as summer schools and short courses. As coordinator Uppsala University hosted a workshop in December 2017.

Within this activity line Uppsala University is also a partner in the EIT labelled Masters program – International Masters of Innovative Medicine (IMIM).

Workshop: EIT labelling of education – Focus area Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship

EIT labelled Masters program – International Masters of Innovative Medicine (IMIM)

Activities EIT Health partners from four CLCs joined in Uppsala for a lunch-to-lunch workshop discussing EIT labelling of Masters- and PhD programs. The workshop was successful and resulted in two applications for EIT Health labelling.

Uppsala University role Coordinator


Activities This novel Erasmus+ master programme in translational life sciences is a joint educational effort between the universities and EIT Health partners of Groningen, Uppsala and Heidelberg, emphasizing creativity and innovation. It was developed with the aim to generate future translational scientists and professionals as well as entrepreneurs intersecting research, health care, industry and business. 12 students attended IMIM at Uppsala University 2017.

Uppsala University role Partner Home page www.innovativemedicine.eu/home


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Rebranding the MOOC Antibiotic Resistance: The Silent Tsunami

Activities The rebranded MOOC Antibiotic Resistance: The Silent Tsunami will suit anyone interested in gaining a broader understanding of antibiotic resistance. The target group includes health professionals, students, members of the public as well as experts interested in testing their acquired knowledge, and more specifically for PhD students accepted to the doctoral programme at Uppsala Antibiotic Center.

Uppsala University role Coordinator Home page www.reactgroup.org/news-and-views/news-and-opinions/year-2017/ free-online-course-antibiotic-resistance-the-silent-tsunami/


SensUs Student competition

Activities The team Uppsense from Sweden won the SensUs 2017 creativity award at the SensUs, a unique competition-based innovators training on Sensing for Health. Along with training innovators, it also employs an innovative mode of education. Competition among groups of students provides training in goal-oriented multidisciplinary teamwork and in health innovation.

Uppsala University role Partner Home page www.eithealth.eu/en_US/campus/training-for-students/sensus

EIT funding 2017 €24,062.50

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Digital E-Labs

Activities Digital E-Labs aims at the efficient promotion of healthy ageing, improvement of healthcare and support for active ageing through the development and sharing of knowledges (results, metodologies, tools, forum). It will improve collaboration among E-Labs, and also between E-Labs and Living Labs.

Uppsala University role Partner Home page www.eithealth.eu/en_US/campus/training-for-entrepreneurs-innovators/digital-e-labs-d-labs


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Accelerator activities

Cecilia Persson, Inossia AB >>

EIT Health Venture Lab is an acceleration programme for entrepreneurial minded people to develop their personal and team business competences while simultaneously exploring and developing their ambitious health-related business ideas The programme begins with an intensive weekend, in combination with the start-ups applying to the EIT Health Venture Lab weekend. Activities include:

• EIT Health Venture Lab weekend: 45 participants, 8 teams • Mentor4Research: 16 researchers, 16 mentors • Building business development exchange program (Groningen, Uppsala)

Uppsala University role Coordination Venture Lab weekend and Mentorship program Mentor4Research Home page www.eithealth.eu/eit-health-venture-lab


EIT Health Venture Lab

EIT Health provides funding for emerging companies and SMEs to develop new products and services for areas of interest to EIT Health and its members. The purpose of the funding is to accelerate market entry and create new economic activity. Uppsala University submitted seven applications, €50.000 was granted to CADESS Medical AB and Inossia AB.

CADESS Medical AB develops a decision support system that helps physicians determine who can live with prostate cancer and who requires aggressive treatment to survive. Thereby reducing needless suffering by avoiding treatment that does not prolong life. It also has the potential to reduce healthcare costs – in the US by about as much as 500 million dollars yearly.

Inossia AB develops a new elastic bone cement that can improve the treatment of elderly patients with fragile bones (osteoporosis) who have suffered a fracture of their spinal vertebrae. Co-founder and Uppsala University researcher Cecilia Persson has, together with colleague Malin Nilsson, also secured funding to help optimise production and gain access to the clinical environment.

Headstart & Proof-of-concept funding

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Launch Lab is a two-month pressure cooker with base in Delft, Netherlands, for not-yet entrepreneurs from all over Europe to support them in developing and validating their health tech idea, developing marketing potential, launching to customers and creating the business model.

Activities Uppsala University together with RISE hosted 10 startups from Europe to validate and verify their business ideas in the Swedish market 18-20 October. Participant from Scandinavia was Inossia AB

Uppsala University role Coordinating the program in Sweden including market understanding and business contacts together with RISE. Home page www.eithealth.eu/eit-health-bootcamp-launchlab


Launch Lab

The I-NTEGRATE Programme will generate a structured and up to date overview of the startups within EIT Health’s network. It will provide partner organizations better visibility of these startups and it will facilitate the partners to get closer to startups of their interest and to collaborate better with them.

Activities Data gathering on startups within the EIT Health community, Scandinavia.

Uppsala University role Coordinating data gathering on startups within the EIT Health community, Scandinavia.


Local training

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Activities The early detection of type 2 diabetes (T2D) is essential to applying intervention strategies, enabling healthy ageing and lessening the burden on healthcare systems. With three million SEK from EIT Health, Peter Bergsten, Professor of Medical Cell Biology at Uppsala University, joined DeTecT2D - the international innovation project aiming to provide diabetes healthcare with an effective and much needed diagnostic tool. DeTecT2D aims to develop and commercialise a diagnostic assay to replace the oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT), and to train young researchers in translational implementation.

Uppsala University role Partner Home page www.uu.se/eithealth/news/updates?tarContentId=687444


Innovation activities – DeTecT2D

“To me, EIT Health has created new grounds for the kind of collaboration

that is sometimes needed to advance science and

turn it into applications”

Peter Bergsten Professor of Medical Cell Biology

Uppsala University

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Extracurricular

activities

Activities EIT Health Matchmaking Event took place in Uppsala, Sweden, 1-3 February 2017. This event put focus on all three EIT Health Pillars: Campus, Innovation and Accelerator – gathering scientists and enterprises for interdisciplinary sessions in order to address various challenges in larger groups of expertise.

Around 300 representatives of EIT Health partners participated in the meeting that facilitated numerous transdisciplinary discussions, one2one meetings and group sessions – with the common aim to kickstart cross-border collaborations within health and innovation.

Uppsala University role Coordinator, Event host

EIT Funding 2017 €37,888

EIT Health Matchmaking Event

Activities 4 July EIT Health organized a seminar with the title It rarely goes by itself - education for better collaboration between healthcare, industry and academia at the Almedalen week 2017

Uppsala University role Activity organiser Home page www.uu.se/eithealth/Activity/campus-education/eit-health-at-almedalen-2017

Medfarm play media.medfarm.uu.se/play/video/6806/

EIT Health at Almedalen 2017

“I just had a very good talk with a German company developing

biological drugs, now I will meet one of the world’s leading

pharmaceutical companies based in Paris. EIT Health really gives

access to new networks, which I believe will strengthen my

opportunities in European calls”

Evelina Vågesjö Researcher & Founder,

Ilya Pharma

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Låt EIT Health skapa nya vägar till samarbete och nytänkande

Tiden går ibland rasande fort, speciellt när man jobbar med EIT Health. Tre år har gått, och det är inte utan en viss stolthet vi nu kan blicka i backspegeln och se allt positivt som hänt. Med mer än 140 paneuropeiska partners i detta initiativ känns det engelska uttrycket If you want to go fast – go alone; If you want to go far – go together! ovanligt väl passande. Men det är klart, utan det starka stödet från EU-kommissionen, Rektor och områdes- ledningar så hade det inte varit möjligt att vare sig attrahera internationella studenter eller driva fakultets- övergripande innovationsövningar på våra Campus i Visby och Uppsala. Effektiv annonsering, möjligheten att direkt nå ut till EIT Health partners i Europa med nyheter och information, samt de 30 högskolestudieplatser Uppsala universitet erhåller per år för projektet, har varit helt avgörande för att få sökande och deltagare till våra aktiviteter. För all denna hjälp är vi mycket tacksamma.

Av de tre delar som EIT Health bygger på är utbildnings- delen vid Uppsala universitet den som i dagsläget når ut bredast och som ger helt nya möjligheter till samverkan, både mellan vetenskapsområden, men även med kommun, region och samhället i stort. Utbildningsgruppen vid Uppsala universitet presenterade redan våren 2015 en vision att skapa ett paket av olika utbildningsmoment riktade till studenter inom alla ämnesområden och på

olika nivåer, men även till yrkesverksamma. Ambitionen var att väcka intresse till kompletterande spetskunskaper och att med kurser och utbildningsinsatser ge studenter verktyg att använda sina specifika kunskaper och färdig- heter för att tillsammans, över disciplin och sektorsgränser, hitta innovativa lösningar på olika utmaningar inom hälso- sektorn. Ett tydligt mål var att fylla luckor och överbrygga kunskapsbarriärer för studenter inom bland annat vård och hälsa, ekonomi, teknik, psykologi, samt att ge kunskap om vilka vägar och stöd som finns för att ta innovativa lösningar vidare till områden där de kan testas och implementeras.

Några av de kurser som utvecklats vid vårt universitet är Health Innovation, där studenter på avancerad och forskarnivå utvecklar idéer, och sommarskolan Innovation Game på Campus Gotland, där deltagarna använder speldesign som metod för att förändra beteenden och lösa utmaningar inom hälsosektorn. Dessa båda kurser ges på engelska och har en stor andel internationella studenter. Kursen Att möta hälsoutmaningar med medborgarmedverkan och interprofessionell samverkan ges på svenska och avslutas med en utåtriktad folkhälso- aktivitet vid Blodomloppet där deltagarna möter tävlande och åskådare, gör enkla hälsotester och ger tips och råd för en sund livsstil. Under året utveklas dessutom den

kompletterande forskarskolan CREOLE för doktorander inom området antibiotikaresistens. CREOLE utvecklas i samverkan med Universitetet i Groningen, men koordineras av Uppsala universitet och kommer på sikt att erbjuda korta moduler som stärker doktorandernas kunskaper och färdigheter för att ur breda perspektiv kunna hindra den hotande katastrof vi står inför om det inte längre finns verksamma antibiotika.

En av de första aktiviteterna som startades, Innovation Day, utvecklades gemensamt av Uppsala universitet och Karolinska Institutet och är idag en av de aktiviteter som når ut bredast inom EIT Health. 2018 arrangeras Innovation Day vid ett tjugotal universitet i Europa. Målsättningen med Innovation Day kan sägas innefatta hela visionen för EIT Healths utbildningar; att samla studenter från alla vetenskapsområden, ge dem verktyg för samverkan och idéskapande, och utmana dem att lösa verkliga problem presenterade av och i dialog med representanter från samhället. De utmaningar som studenterna tog sig an 2017 var How can Karl Johans- gården become Uppsala’s most attractive workplace? och How can public service workplaces attract and retain young university graduates? Vid den tredje Innovation Day 23 november 2018 deltar både Uppsala kommun och Region Uppsala.

I dagens folkhälsoarbete räcker det inte med att vara kunnig inom ett specifikt yrke. Det krävs även interprofessionell samverkan och kompetens för att kunna identifiera och finna konstruktiva lösningar till en av vår tids största utmaningar – att bibehålla hälsa och förbättra förutsättningar för en god hälso- och sjukvård. Under åren med EIT Health har vi med glädje kunnat konstatera att många av universitetets studenter från vitt skilda utbildningar är medvetna om detta och efterfrågar påbyggnadskurser där de får träna interprofessionell samverkan, tvärdisciplinär kommunikation och framför allt arbeta med reella problem.

EIT Health är i första hand ett sjuårigt projekt. Vi behöver därför även ta tillvara den nytänkande pedagogik och breda samverkan som skapats och göra den hållbar på längre sikt. Tack vare stöd från Rektor så har de poänggivande kurser som skapats erhållit särskilda utbildningsplatser. Låt oss fortsätta på den här banan och använda EIT Health som ett förnyelseverktyg för att bygga fler gemensamma aktiviteter till gagn för utveckling av såväl utbildning, forskning och samverkan.

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