tech transfer
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Startups, Devices & Diagnostics, Events, Policy
From campus to consumer: Lessons on university tech transfer
A panel at the WSGR Medical Device Conference in San Francisco delved into the specifics around what oftentimes sinks the relationship between companies and colleges and how to create real alignment and understanding between the two stakeholders.
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Do you advise self-insured employers? You Can Help Us!
Take part in this survey and share some of the trends you are seeing among your clients across healthcare, including chronic conditions, behavioral health and navigation.
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3-D printed microbots are the new drug dealers
Here’s another tech to file in the “boundless possibility of 3D printing” category: Two Swiss […]
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Health IT, Hospitals, Pharma, Startups
Move over, engineering: Half of Purdue’s 2014 Startups are working on health problems
MedCity News has partnered with BioCrossroads to provide coverage focused on Indiana’s next generation of […]
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Cleveland Clinic Innovations’ new director foresees more health IT startups, a focus on inventor satisfaction
Gary Fingerhut took over the commercialization arm of the Cleveland Clinic in April when former […]
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Devices & Diagnostics, Startups
Mayo Clinic joins Arizona Furnace, a tech transfer-accelerator hybrid
Arizona State University announced Mayo Clinic will join the Arizona Furnace and will amp up […]
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Trayt Health Seeks to Increase Access to Diagnoses and Treatments
CEO Malekeh Amini explains how Trayt Health can bridge the gap for patients seeking neurological care.
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Crowdfunding university research and tech commercialization: 6 sites that are doing it
A piece in Forbes this week calls attention to a recent trend in technology commercialization […]
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Lilly’s Lechleiter wants to erase the phrase: ‘You guys are tough to work with’
University research and pharmaceutical employees need to replace distrust and disdain with collaboration if Indiana is to preserve and expand its place in the top tier of life sciences communities. Eli Lilly CEO Dr. John Lechleiter stressed culture change in a presentation Tuesday in Indianapolis.