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BHV Partners and Elisava, the Design and Engineering Faculty of the University of Vic–Central University of Catalonia, have signed a collaboration agreement to bring the Smart Skin electronic tattoo based on nanotechnology and graphene materials to the market.   Unlike other electronic tattoos, graphene makes it thinner and more flexible and adheres better to the...

BHV Partners has launched the start-up Conus Airway which will focus on developing and marketing innovative medical devices that improve anaesthesia and surgery of the respiratory tract.   The technological innovation provided by these devices was designed by Dr Carlos Gutiérrez, Head of the Paediatric Thoracic Surgery Department of the University and Polytechnic La Fe...

In a previous article, we explained the value that venture builders, incubators and accelerators bring to the biomedicine and healthcare ecosystem. Today, we would like to look further into how a venture builder like BHV Partners can help researchers with disruptive ideas who want to provide patients with a therapeutic solution but lack experience in...

The first BHV Partners Talks “How to fund a start-up in healthcare?” will be held on March 22 at 6:00 pm (CET), online, with the aim to share knowledge and opportunities in how to successfully raise funds for healthcare start-ups in Europe and USA.   Speakers   Albert G. Zamora, Co-Founder & Chairman of the...

Aimentia, an invested start-up of BHV Partners that develops disruptive digital health solutions based on artificial intelligence (AI) to treat mental health, secured €500,000 in private funding.   Aimentia’s technology facilitates the diagnosis and monitoring of patients with anxiety, depression, phobias, bipolar disorder and suicidal thoughts for primary healthcare centres, schools and businesses. The AI...

Venture builder models are growing globally in strategic sectors such as healthcare, telecommunications, and fintech. However, the reality is that when the BHV Partners team talks to agents in the entrepreneurial ecosystem, some ask us what we do and what value we bring to the table compared to traditional incubators, accelerators, and venture capital.  ...

Yesterday, the newspaper Expansión awarded the most innovative start-ups in the Spanish entrepreneurial ecosystem in six categories: health and biotechnology, mobility, environment and energy, fintech, food and agrotech, and telecommunications and industry 4.0.   The awards ceremony for the fourth edition of the Expansión StartUp Awards was held at the Antigua Fábrica Damm in Barcelona...

BHV Partners is collaborating in the third edition of the CreceStartup Health programme, promoted by the Americas Continental Health Alliance, the Hive Health Hub, the European Business and Innovation Centre of Cartagena (CEEIC) and the Instituto de Fomento de la Región de Murcia. After two successful editions, CreceStartup Health has extended the 2022 call for start-ups...

BHV Partners has collaborated with Xartec Salut to guide and mentor the 12 most promising projects from researchers in the network and help them establish the business and investment strategy for the future spin-offs they will set up.   All the projects are in healthtech and were selected in the Xartec Salut Venture Builder call...

BHV Partners has been granted €200,000 in a participatory loan from the Spanish National Innovation Company (Enisa) to consolidate its organisational structure and continue to project its international growth.   BHV was created in 2019 and has two lines of business: venture builder and consultancy for technology transfer and innovation institutions, start-ups, and the biomedical...