The Mentoring for Health consortium took part in the EIC Summit 2026, one of Europe’s leading innovation events, bringing together around 2,500 participants from across the European Innovation Council (EIC) ecosystem.
The project was represented by Alexandra Cheveleva Dergacheva, Project Manager, who participated in a wide range of workshops, panel discussions and networking activities focused on innovation, entrepreneurship and the future of European deep-tech and health initiatives.
Following the Summit, the consortium also joined the Tech to Market Programme follow-up sessions, an initiative designed to support EIC-funded projects in translating cutting-edge research into real-world solutions. These sessions provided an excellent opportunity to exchange experiences, strengthen collaborations and explore new pathways to maximise the societal and market impact of research outcomes.
Participation in the EIC Summit reflects the project’s commitment to innovation and reinforces its mission to advance precision nutrition as a key component of personalised healthcare. By engaging with the wider European research and innovation community, the consortium continues to build collaborations that will help accelerate the translation of scientific discoveries into tangible benefits for patients.
