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Best of both worlds

  • 120,116 trade visitors from 155 nations
  • 784 exhibitors from 37 nations
  • 5,286 MEDICA exhibitors as visitors
  • 98% visitor satisfaction

COMPAMED is advancing from strength to strength. Rising visitor numbers are consolidating its position as a leading global event for suppliers to the medical industry. Many of the over 5,200 MEDICA exhibitors came looking for solutions at COMPAMED.

Our objective is clear: to make sure you get out of the blocks running, we want to improve the team play between suppliers and manufacturers even further in 2019.
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Wound healing with the power of peptides

Injuries to the nerves require prompt treatment. The common nerve repair procedure involves stitching the wounded nerve together. Led by Dr. Christopher Synatschke, the research team of Professor Tanja Weil (Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research) has now developed a biomaterial that is designed to promote our body’s natural self-healing mechanisms.
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The new MDR and its implementation

The new Medical Device Regulation of the EU should bring more patient safety. The medical technology manufacturers also think that is good. But so far, they are rather annoyed by the sluggish implementation and unclear answers from Brussels.
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Theranostic implants - today and tomorrow

When we hear the term "implant", most of us primarily think of dental or hip implants. Meanwhile, the Fraunhofer Institute for Microelectronic Circuits and Systems researches different types of devices, so-called theranostic implants, which are designed to make life easier for patients.
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The next industrial revolution will come from nature
"The future of sustainable value creation systems" was the theme of a workshop on the Biological Transformation of the European manufacturing industry, hosted by the European Technology Platform ManuFUTURE and Fraunhofer in Brussels.
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Octopus-inspired wearable sensor
Wearable electronics that adhere to skin are an emerging trend in health sensor technology for their ability to monitor a variety of human activities, from heart rate to step count.
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Do teaching and communicating about microfluidics advances need improvement?
A group of researchers is encouraging more sharing of ideas and activities for teaching about microfluidics and outreach efforts to better communicate significant advances within the field to the public.
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Quantum sensor: using naturally occurring vibrations in artificial atoms
A team of scientists, led by the University of Bristol, have discovered a new method that could be used to build quantum sensors with ultra-high precision.
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Cyborg-like microchip valve driven by earthworm muscle
Scientists at the RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research (BDR) in Japan have developed the first microchip valve powered by living cells. Earthworm muscle tissue allowed for a high contractile force that could be sustained for minutes, and unlike electrically controlled valves, did not require any external power source such as batteries.
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New probe could help surgeons
A study led by researchers at RCSI's Department of Chemistry has the potential to help surgeons more accurately remove tumours and detect cancer in lymph nodes during surgery. The research, led by RCSI Professor of Chemistry Donal O'Shea, has been published in Chemical Science.
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Tiny supersonic jet injector accelerates nanoscale additive manufacturing
By energizing precursor molecules using a tiny, high-energy supersonic jet of inert gas, researchers have dramatically accelerated the fabrication of nanometer scale structures.
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Human-machine interfaces: ultra-small nanoprobes could be a leap forward
Researchers have conquered the monumental task of manufacturing scalable nanoprobe arrays small enough to record the inner workings of human cardiac cells and primary neurons.
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Superhydrophobic 'nanoflower' for biomedical applications
The water repelling characteristic that plants possess inspired Texas A&M researchers to develop a way to control the hydrophobicity of a surface.
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MiLiQuant: Putting quantum technology into practice
Collaboration of businesses and universities aims to transfer technology from the lab scale to practical industrial applications.
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NEW EXTRA PROTECTIVE SOFT HELMET FOR KIDS
WE CREATE A BEAUTIFUL INDEPENDENCE | SOFT PROTECTIVE HELMETS WITH STYLE A REGISTERED MEDICAL DEVICE TRUSTED BY SEVERAL NEURO ASSOCIATIONS | CE 2017/745 Ribcap was formed over 10 years ago to...
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Raumedic joins Medical Valley EMN e.V.
Helmbrechts/Erlangen  – The medical technology company Raumedic has become a member of the northern Bavarian medical cluster Medical Valley EMN e.V. More than 200 key players in the Nuremberg...
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NEW ACTIVE EFFECT KNEE-HIGHS - unisex
A new line of unique knee-highs in microfibre, cotton or wool for him and for her. Elegant, with soft band and comfortable toe that do not constrict. Manufactured with high quality yarns to ensure a...
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Validated ID, awarded Top 10 Patient Engagement Solution Provider in Europe
Validated ID’s efforts to improve the doctor-patient relationship through the electronic signature service VIDsigner have been recognized with the award Top 10 Patient Engagement...
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Your accomodation at Rhein Symphonie and Emerald Destiny

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At MEDICA we offer exclusive accommodation on a hotel ship in TOP SITUATION and at a TOP PRICE through our partner Düsseldorf Tourismus:
  • the MS Emerald Destiny, a 5-star luxury cruise liner, is available from EUR 329 per cabin / night (including breakfast and VAT, minimum stay: 4 nights) with mooring at the  Schnellenburg (in planning). The exhibition grounds are just a short walk away from the landing stage.

  • the MS Rhein Symphonie, a 4-star comfort hotel ship, from EUR 229 per cabin / night (including breakfast and VAT, minimum stay) with mooring near the Rheinterrasse. The old town is within walking distance, the MEDICA is only about 3 km away. Parking is available, as well as a taxi stand / taxi buttler and/or public transport.

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