Photonics for a resilient European healthcare system.
PHIRE develops a concept for a resilient, scalable, pan-European technology infrastructure for photonics in healthcare — mapping what exists, connecting SMEs with the infrastructure they need, and piloting new service models.
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Five ways into the programme
Start where your work begins.
Whether you run a technology infrastructure, develop photonics for health as an SME, or shape policy — each entry point below leads to project information and public results.
N°01
About PHIRE
The objectives, work packages and partners of the project.
Photonics for health is a European strength. Getting access to the infrastructure behind it is harder than it should be.
Small and medium-sized companies in particular struggle to reach the facilities, expertise and support they need to develop and validate photonics health products. Technology infrastructures are fragmented, and cross-border access is uneven. PHIRE combines technological development with regulatory and market-readiness support to design a resilient, scalable and pan-European approach – and tests it in practice.
Map
Mapping the European photonics-healthcare technology infrastructure landscape, and assessing user needs, gaps and barriers (WP1–WP2)
Plan
A strategic action plan and implementation roadmap, co-designed with stakeholders (WP3).
Pilot
Validating new service models in pilots and preparing them for scale-up (WP4)
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