Letizia Gionfrida
Letizia Giofrida is the CEO and founder of Arthronica, a digital health tech start-up that spun-out from the bioengineering department of Imperial College London. The aim of the company is to use computer vision to prevent chronic pain and support doctors in diagnosis and treatment of arthritic conditions.
A bio-engineering researcher par excellence, Letizia took her masters degree at Universita degli Studie di Napoli Federico II. After a short stint in New York University of Medicine as an observer student, she attended Imperial College London in 2017 to begin a Phd in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering.
Since Letizia launched Antronica in 2018 (while still studying!), she has won funding support from Research England, Entrepreneur First (an international talent Investor scheme which supports technology companies), and the Johnson and Johnson Innovation Centre.
It’s difficult not to be impressed by it all.
Letizia is a bioengineer researcher at Imperial College London. She founded Arthronica in 2018 to monitor chronic arthritis remotely and assess the disease in clinical trials.
Letizia Gionfrida Features
Arthronica, The London Based Startup That’s Using Technology To Help Patients With Arthritis
Arthritis is a difficult condition to monitor, simply because of the hassle and expense of the patient constantly having to make appointments with their doctor and be back and forth all the time.
Women Who Tech, a non-profit organisation that funds and showcases women-led ventures, has announced the 10 finalists that will compete in the European leg of its health-tech start-up challenge.
Women Who Tech Announces Finalists For HealthTech Challenge
Software that predicts patient responses to cancer treatments and an app for managing the effects of menopause are among the finalists of Women Who Tech’s health innovation challenge.
Two UK BioTech firms makes final of European Women Who Tech
A London- and Falkirk-based firm are among ten women-led firms competing for a cash grant of $50,000
Scientist-turned-entrepreneur To Help Guide Entrepreneurship Support
Letizia Gionfrida, Imperial PhD student turned startup founder, has become the newest board member at the Imperial Venture Mentoring Service (IVMS).
Letizia Gionfrida
An all-in-one AI platform that predicts musculoskeletal disorders through machine learning and computer vision
Arthronica, The London Based Startup That’s Using Technology To Help Patients With Arthritis
Arthritis is a difficult condition to monitor, simply because of the hassle and expense of the patient constantly having to make appointments with their doctor and be back and forth all the time.
10 Women-led Health-tech Start-ups Set To Take Paris By Storm
Women Who Tech, a non-profit organisation that funds and showcases women-led ventures, has announced the 10 finalists that will compete in the European leg of its health-tech start-up challenge.
Women Who Tech Announces Finalists For HealthTech Challenge
Software that predicts patient responses to cancer treatments and an app for managing the effects of menopause are among the finalists of Women Who Tech’s health innovation challenge.
Two UK BioTech firms makes final of European Women Who Tech
A London- and Falkirk-based firm are among ten women-led firms competing for a cash grant of $50,000
Scientist-turned-entrepreneur To Help Guide Entrepreneurship Support
Letizia Gionfrida, Imperial PhD student turned startup founder, has become the newest board member at the Imperial Venture Mentoring Service (IVMS).
Letizia Gionfrida
An all-in-one AI platform that predicts musculoskeletal disorders through machine learning and computer vision
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Letizia Gionfrida Talks
Letizia Gionfrida, Arthronica™ – MTSC Venture Cohort One
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