ESTONIAN HEALTHTECH WEEK 2026
PROGRAM
24 August – Tallinn
Deep Dive into Estonian e-Health and HealthTech Ecosystem
| 9:00-10:30 | Kickoff Session: Estonian HealthTech & E-Governance
| 📍 E-Estonia Briefing Centre, Öpiku maja, Valukoja 8, 11415 Tallinn |
| 11:00-12:30 | Seminar by Sorainen
| 📍 Öpiku maja, Valukoja 8, 11415 Tallinn |
| 14:00-16:30 | Seminar by Tehnopol HealthTech & TalTech Digital Health | 📍Tehnopol, Saturn, Teaduspargi 6/1, Tallinn 12618 |
| 16:03-17:30 | Networking | 📍Tehnopol, Saturn, Teaduspargi 6/1, Tallinn 12618 |
25 August – Tartu
Deep Dive into Estonian Biotech and Healthcare Ecosystem
| 9:00-10:30 | Visit to the Estonian Biobank | 📍 Estonian Biobank, Riia 23b, 51010 Tartu |
| 11:30-13:00 | Company showcases | 📍TBC |
| 14:30-17:00 | Seminar: Innovation at the Tartu University Hospital
| 📍 Tartu University Hospital, Ludvig Puusepa 8, 50406 Tartu |
| 18:00 | Networking & Community Meetup – DeepTech Pub | Health Edition | 📍TBC |
26 August – Tartu
DTx New Nordics Conference (Day 1)
VSpa Hotel and Conference Centre,
Riia tn 2, 51004 Tartu
Day 1 – From Ambition to Reality: EHDS Readiness and Clinical Digital Health Challenges
The first day focuses on the practical implementation of Europe’s digital health ambitions. The discussions centre on readiness for the European Health Data Space (EHDS), clinical digital health challenges, and interoperability, regulation, and implementation issues. The day brings together perspectives from policy, healthcare systems, and technology to translate strategy into real-world impact.
27 August – Tartu
DTx New Nordics Conference (Day 2)
VSpa Hotel and Conference Centre,
Riia tn 2, 51004 Tartu
Day 2 – Personalised Medicine, Prevention & AI
The second day focuses on personalised medicine, prevention, and the role of artificial intelligence in healthcare. The seminar addresses the practical use of data and AI in clinical decision-making, new service models for personalised and preventive care, and the regulatory and ethical frameworks guiding innovation. Real-life use cases and scalable solutions are highlighted.
28 August – Tallinn
Life Science Diplomacy Alliance
The Life Science Diplomacy Alliance focuses on fostering international collaboration across key health domains, including precision medicine, oncology, women’s health, and infectious diseases. The initiative brings together global stakeholders through targeted working groups to address shared challenges and accelerate innovation.
The programme connects major international platforms—launching at the Texas Europe Summit and continuing at the United Nations General Assembly—while creating space for in-person discussions, partnership building, and knowledge exchange in Estonia. It aims to position Estonia as a hub for high-level dialogue and collaboration in life sciences and health innovation.
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