Join us at the Jan. 6 Forum: Getting It Right in Global Health Technology Development
JOHN SHERRY
Intel / Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
JOSE GOMEZ MARQUEZ - Podcast
Innovations in International Health, MIT
Dr. KRIS OLSON - Podcast
Massachusetts General Hospital & CIMIT Global Health Initiative
Tuesday, January 6, 2009 • 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM • MGH, Boston, MA![]()
Science Grants and Clinical Systems Innovation Grants:
Pre-proposals accepted Jan. 1, 2009 - Feb. 15, 2009.
The CIMIT Prize for Primary Healthcare:
Letters of intent accepted through Jan. 15, 2009.
» More Grants and Awards Information.
CIMIT's portfolio of multi-disciplinary, inter-institutional research projects, led by committed experts in emerging areas of medical innovation:
Biodetection & Sepsis Control
Biomaterials & Tissue Engineering
Cardiovascular Disease
Clinical Systems Innovation:
Of The Futures
Medical Device Plug-and-Play
Global Health Initiative
Image Guided Therapy
Minimally Invasive Surgery:
Natural Orifice Translumenal
Endoscopic Sugery (NOTES)
Neurotechnology
New Initiatives
Optical Diagnostics
Simulation
Trauma & Casualty Care
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To improve patient care by facilitating collaboration among scientists, engineers and clinicians to catalyze the discovery, development and implementation of innovative technologies, emphasizing minimally invasive approaches.
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12.16.08
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12.15.08
The Boston Globe: He is 'The Man' of life-saving devices
12.10.08
Dr. Steven Schachter elected president of
American Epilepsy Society
12.09.08
Dr. Trevejo Honored for Career, Community Work
12.08.09
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From life-sized, interactive mannequins to virtual reality systems, simulators are transforming medical training