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BiaDerm - Bioelectronics for Advanced Directed Epithelial Repair and Monitoring

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Coordinator Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB - Chalmers Tekniska Högskola Inst f Mikroteknologi & nanovetensk
Funding from Vinnova SEK 436 000
Project duration April 2025 - September 2025
Status Completed
Venture Global cooperation 2025
Call Planning grant for international proposal 2025

Important results from the project

The project met its objective to build a strong European consortium, validate key technological components and prepare a competitive EIC Transition-förslag for 2025. The new proposal fully addresses the shortcomings identified in the previous evaluation and includes a clear strategy for regulatory, clinical and commercial aspects. Additional results include the formation of Bioelectrix Sweden AB which is now part of the Chalmers Ventures portfolio.

Expected long term effects

The project has created the foundation for bringing a new generation of bioelectronic wound dressings to the market, combining active healing with real-time monitoring. In the long term, this work will strengthen Sweden’s role in the European health tech sector, contribute to reduced healthcare costs and better treatment outcomes for patients with chronic wounds, and support the growth of a new deep-tech company with global potential.

Approach and implementation

The project was structured around three main activities: (i) consolidating the consortium and work packages, (ii) setting up preclinical validation with MedPharm, and (iii) rewriting the EIC Transition proposal together with professional consultants. The project followed the timeline closely and resulted in a mature and well-coordinated European application ready for submission to EIC Transition 2025.

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Last updated 31 October 2025

Reference number 2025-00612