Driving Innovation
Biovia’s activities, events, programs and collaborations all relate to our Roadmaps, identified by our members in interactive workshops held throughout 2025.
These Roadmaps define where we want to go—and, more importantly, how we will get there.
We invite our members to join our Roadmap Working Groups, which will launch in the second half of 2026.
Market Acceleration
From innovation barriers to faster market access
Helping healthtech innovations move faster from idea and validation to market adoption by addressing regulatory, clinical and commercial barriers
Value-Based Healthcare
From volume-driven care to value-centered care
Advancing a healthcare model focused on achieving better patient outcomes with the resources available, rather than simply delivering more services
Clinical Trials
From research excellence to leading clinical trials hub
Strengthening clinical research studies that evaluate the safety and effectiveness of new treatments, technologies and care approaches
TechBio & Translational Innovation
From promising science to human-relevant evidence
Combining biotechnology with advanced models, data and computational technologies to improve the translation of scientific discoveries into better development decisions, diagnostics and therapies
Immunology
From isolated immune insights to scalable solutions
Harnessing the immune system to prevent, diagnose and treat disease, in both humans and animals, from early discovery to scalable immune-based health solutions
Agtech & Industrial Biotech
From siloed sectors to sustainable solutions
Using (bio)technology to create more sustainable and efficient solutions for agriculture, food production and industry
Get involved and join the conversation!
The next step is putting these Roadmaps into action. Biovia is currently preparing COOCK project proposals for four Roadmaps:
- Market Acceleration (led by Rita Prota and Tessa Johnson)
- Value-Based Healthcare (led by Liz Renzaglia)
- Clinical Trials (led by Katrien Lorré)
- TechBio & Translational Innovation (led by Ann Van Gysel)
Additional Roadmaps will follow as the Working Groups continue to grow.
By joining a Working Group, you'll help shape the future direction of the ecosystem while collaborating on innovation projects with potential consortium partners. You'll also contribute to identifying funding opportunities and strengthening Flanders' role in European initiatives.
Participation is flexible and involves just a few meetings per year, with the option to join focused discussions on topics of particular interest.