Life Science Open Space 2026
Miejsce: Manggha Museum of Japanese Art & Technology in Kraków, Kraków, Polska
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Innovations happen through collaboration - Life Science Open Space 2026 in Kraków
On 26–27 November, Life Science Open Space (LSOS) will bring researchers, clinicians, startups, industry leaders and investors to the Manggha Museum in Kraków, Poland, to explore new opportunities for collaboration and accelerate health innovation.
Organised by Klaster LifeScience Kraków under the theme “Connecting Ideas, Innovating for Health”, the international forum will focus on turning promising ideas into partnerships, business opportunities and real-world solutions.
The two-day programme will cover prevention, biotechnology, advanced therapies, digital health and new models of care, with AI-Driven Health as a cross-cutting theme. Through Collaboration Pitches, participants will present projects, technologies and specific partnership needs, while the Startup & Investor Scene will connect emerging life science ventures with investors and industry partners.
The programme will feature three distinguished international keynote speakers: Daniel Oliver, founder of Capital Cell and an expert in life science investment; Prof. Nick Guldemond of Leiden University Medical Center, a recognised specialist in digital health and healthcare transformation; and Andy Wilkins, founder of FUTURE OF HEALTH, who brings a strategic perspective on the future of healthcare and innovation.
This year’s event also holds special significance. During the INSPIRATIONS evening on 26 November, participants will celebrate the 20th anniversary of Klaster LifeScience Kraków, marking two decades of connecting science, business and healthcare communities.
Participation is free of charge, with prior registration required and places limited.
More information and registration: www.lsos.info
