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Market development and international medical market

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The medical technology sector is constantly changing, driven by innovations, complex regulations and a dynamic international environment. As a supplier in this demanding sector, you are well advised to stay informed about the latest trends and strategically optimize your market development.

On this page, you can find out everything you need to know about the logistics and infrastructure of market development and the international medical market 365 days a year. At COMPAMED 2024, you could witness presentations, interviews and many other services to help you successfully shape your presence on the medical market.

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COMPAMED offered you comprehensive information and practical recommendations on topics such as...
  • Supply chains: Gain insights into the current challenges and opportunities of global supply chains in medical technology. Experts will highlight strategies for optimizing your supply processes, minimizing risk and increasing efficiency.
  • Medical Device Regulation & Approval: Stay up to date with the latest regulations and approval procedures for medical devices in various countries. We inform you about the current requirements that you need to fulfill for successful market approval of your products.
  • Patents: Protect your intellectual property and secure your competitive advantage in the international medical market. Find out how you can use patents strategically to protect your innovations and increase your market share.
  • Logistics: Optimize your logistics processes and ensure smooth delivery to your customers worldwide. Learn all about the storage, transportation and distribution of medical devices and their components.

Information about last COMPAMED

From November 11 to 14, product developers and suppliers from the medical technology industry met in Düsseldorf. If you want to review the details of the fair, click on the following links.

Market development and international medical market: Video from COMPAMED 2024

Technology consulting: support for new medical devices at COMPAMED

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International medical market: Articles from the COMPAMED magazine

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MANUFACTURING & DEVICES: News

Bioprinting: speed up in functional tissue fabrication

Penn State researchers have unveiled a novel bioprinting method that accelerates tissue production 10 times faster than existing techniques. This advancement, published in Nature Communications, enables the creation of high-density, functional tissue, paving the way for future applications in regenerative medicine and surgical procedures.
Image: A modern bioreactor under blue and red light, equipped with pumps, tubes, and sensors on a plate; copyright: Fraunhofer ISC

Bioreactor enhances long-term culturing of human stem cells
Image: A pair of hands holding a flexible, colorful strip made of jelly-like segments in red, blue, and green, representing the jelly batteries; Copyright: University of Cambridge

Soft and stretchable jelly batteries: A step forward in bioelectronics
Image: A chemist holds a sample that is analyzed for biomarkers using the developed graphene-based sensor; Copyright: Jens Meyer/Uni Jena

New advances: graphene-based sensor for medical diagnostics