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The BioBoosters accelerator programme wrapped up the first cohort during the Slush week. Slush is the largest startup and investor event in the Nordics.
BioBoosters by Jamk, bioeconomy business accelerator of Jamk University of Applied Sciences, together with Kuljetus Tero Liukas Oy and the Finnish Biocycle and Biogas Association, is seeking a smart logistics solution for the transportation of recycled nutrients through an international innovation competition LiukasHackathon.
Jamk University of Applied Sciences and the Ministry of Transport and Communications will intensify their cooperation. One of the objectives of the cooperation is to promote annual cyber training.
The Institute of Rehabilitation at Jamk University of Applied Sciences organises for the first time a top international event in digital rehabilitation.
Jamk University of Applied Sciences has signed a cooperation agreement with EIT Food Test farms programme, operated under the European Union. As a result of this agreement, Jamk will serve as the Nordic coordinator for the programme in 2025.
Nursing students at Jamk University of Applied Sciences will start a new kind of multicultural module training at Hospital Nova. The aim is to create an operating model which would alleviate the shortage of labour in the healthcare sector.
A project coordinated by Jamk University of Applied Sciences focusing on the problem of plastic waste from farms, is among the finalists in the EU's ARIA competition, which includes the best rural development projects in Europe.
As the In-Work project comes to an end after two years of dedicated effort, the final event "Best practices in Inclusive Work-Integrated Learning in Higher Education", will be held to celebrate its success and present its results.
BioBoosters by Jamk is seeking a smart logistics solution for the transportation of recycled nutrients through an international innovation competition LiukasHackathon.