Framework Agenda Day 2
- Friday, 28th November 2025
- 8:00-16:00
- Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology
- M. Konopnickiej 26 st., 30-302 Kraków
time
session
8:00 - 9:00
- Registration + morning coffee
9:00 - 10:35
StartUp & ScaleUp Zone: Where Life Science Ventures Take Off
Pitch, partner and grow – connect with investors, corporates and mentors to accelerate your journey. This session spotlights bold ventures transforming MedTech, digital health and clinical innovation — from remote implant charging and smart rehabilitation to medical simulation and AI-driven diagnostics. Discover real success stories, lessons from pilots, and insights into what it takes to turn breakthrough ideas into thriving businesses.
Session Leader: Tomasz Chwiałkowski, AEGIS
- Discussion panel
Where are the successes of Polish MedTech? – Why aren’t there many of them, but also why do we talk (too) little about true success stories?
Panel Speakers:
- Leveraging the Power of Living Labs for Innovation in Transitional Care, Despoina Petsani, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
- Daring to Win – How Akces NCBR Fuels High-Risk, High-Impact Startups, Martyna Ścibiorek, Akces NCBR
10:35 - 11:00
- Coffee break
11:00 - 11:45
StartUp & ScaleUp Zone: Deep Tech From Science
Deep Tech From Science is a path dedicated to strengthen the potential and recognition of Polish science in the area of commercialization and internationalization, through support for the founding, development, and expansion into international markets of deep tech companies based on solutions originating from Polish universities and operating in areas strategic for Europe. Deep Tech From Science path includes: scientific panels, presentations of academic spin-off’s, science to business meetings.
- Co-financed by the Minister of Science and Higher Education within the Task: “Organization by the Cracow University of Technology of three editions of a path dedicated to strengthen the potential and recognition of Polish science in the area of commercialization and internationalization, through support for the founding, development, and expansion into international markets of deep tech companies based on solutions originating from Polish universities and operating in areas strategic for Europe.
Session Leader: Marek Bartosz, Jagiellońskie Centrum Innowacji & Izabela Paluch, Intech PK
- First remote quantum charging solution for the active implantable devices, Mateusz Kierepka, TechNovator Health
- VR NeuroLink AI: diagnostics, rehab & automation in clinic and at home, Raman Tsimafeyeu, VR NeuroLink AI
- Shaping the future through medical simulation, Adriana Złahoda-Huzior, SIMHUB
- KineLab – Developing pocket movement laboratory, Filip Droszcz
- Cognitale – synthetic caregiver voice for therapy support, Filip Katulski, MilkySoft
- Wellbri – We Think About Everything — Except Our Breath, Piotr Klaja, Wellbri
- From Waiting Rooms to Clicks — The Doctorderma Revolution, Milena Pażuch, doctorderma Polska
11:45 - 13:00
Presentations of academic spin-off's
- Smarter Diagnostics: Turning sports performance health data into action, Norbert Kapiński, SmarterDiagnostics
- Advanced Passive Exoskeleton – enhancing worker safety and physical performance, Krystian Konarzewski, ExoFrame
- NewPrompt: AI-Powered Engineering Platform for Rapid HealthTech Prototyping, Maciej Gibas, NewPrompt
- Flexibility of Robustness – construction polyurethanes that will save your house, Konrad Kwiecień, FlexAndRobust Systems
- Sustainable Turf Solutions: Next-Generation Eco-Technologies for Golf Courses and Sports Fields, Andrzej Szmalc, InnoTech4You
- Next-Generation Chimney Electrofilters: Certified High-Efficiency Dust Reduction for Modern Heating Systems, Andrzej Szmalc, ElFiProjekt
- Bioceramic 3d printing, Joanna Ortyl, Photo4chem
Discussion panel
Crossing the Commercialisation Gap: Strategies for Deep-Tech Success in Life Sciences
Panel Leader:
Panel Speakers:
13:00 - 13:45
- Science to Business meeting / Including Lunch Break
Discussion between stakeholders of commercialisation – panellists and participants with networking.
13:45 - 14:45
The closing session marks the beginning of the open part of the event — accessible to all, not limited to conference participants.
Questions that Matter: What Should We Really Ask?
Panel Leader: Kazimierz Murzyn, Fundacja Klaster LifeScience Kraków
14:45 - 15:20
- Award Ceremony – Student Innovation Challenge 🇵🇱
Presentation of Award-Winning Projects and Prize Ceremony
- 1st Place – “Solar Community Greenhouse – Year-Round Urban Garden”
A project developed by the Eco-Energia Student Research Group from the AGH University of Science and Technology, awarded for its innovative concept of a year-round, community-driven urban greenhouse. - 2nd Place – “Protection of Wild Bees in Urban Areas” A project by the Forest Biodiversity Section of the Foresters’ Student Research Group at the University of Agriculture, recognized for its efforts to protect wild bees within urban environments.
- 3rd Place – “I Want to Live Here” – Revitalization of the Podwawelskie Housing Estate. A project created by a joint team from the Urban Green Student Research Group, the Grow Student Research Group, and the “Zrównoważeni” Student Research Group at the Cracow University of Technology, honored for its vision of transforming the Podwawelskie estate into a more livable and welcoming urban space.
15:20 - 16:00
- Networking