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Amferia’s wound dressing uses the body’s own antibacterial molecules, and the US regulator FDA had to create a new category to approve it. CEO Anand Rajasekharan explains the science, the five-year process to approval, and what Gothenburg has and lacks.

In little more than a year, Coretura has grown from a newly started operation to around 170 employees in Gothenburg. The company has now been awarded the Key to Gothenburg for an establishment that strengthens the region's position in future mobility, software development and connected transport sol…

Gothenburg has long been the beating heart of Sweden’s automotive industry. But today, it’s more than that. It’s evolved into one of Europe’s leading automotive and mobility hubs, attracting major investments and top talent.

Gothenburg has been named among the top 100 innovation clusters in the world, and climbed to 18th by intensity. Meanwhile, Sweden has been recognised as the world’s second most innovative economy and maintained its position as the most innovative country in the EU.

Ten of Gothenburg’s largest annual events generate SEK 2.3 billion in tourism-related economic impact every year, shows a new report from Göteborg & Co. But the value does not stop there. As millions of visitors, participants and decision-makers return to the city year after year, Gothenburg’s brand…

Many of the key ingredients for a thriving life science sector are already in place in West Sweden, with significant untapped potential still to be realised. Now, leading organisations from industry, academia and the public sector are joining forces to unlock that potential.