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Can Your Innovation Help Improve Player Health?

EoI's Due April 20th WeiterlesenÜberCan Your Innovation Help Improve Player Health? »

NIH Announces $1 Million Prize Competition to Target Global Disease Diagnostics

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to offer supplementary support for designs that can be developed into products on a rapid timeframe WeiterlesenÜberNIH Announces $1 Million Prize Competition to Target Global Disease Diagnostics »

Important COVID-19 Survey

Please complete the survey below as soon as possible - within the next few days if possible. WeiterlesenÜberImportant COVID-19 Survey »

Latest News

Preventing Innovators From Falling At The Next Hurdle

Jorge‑Fernandez Garcia, EIT Health Director of Innovation, and John Collins, Chief Operating Officer of CIMIT, discuss approaches that can lead to successful healthcare innovation WeiterlesenÜberPreventing Innovators From Falling At The Next Hurdle »

PhotoniCare Looks Behind Ear Drums to Help Diagnose Ear Infections

PhotoniCare’s TOMi Scope uses near-infrared light waves to provide 3D views beyond the ear drum into the middle ear, allowing physicians to visualize and better diagnose middle ear infections. WeiterlesenÜberPhotoniCare Looks Behind Ear Drums to Help Diagnose Ear Infections »

Space Health Institute Awards $1.5M for Medical Innovations

The Translational Research Institute for Space Health (TRISH) at Baylor College of Medicine has partnered with Consortia for Improving Medicine with Innovation and Technology (CIMIT) to grant $1.5 million in awards to nine companies researching medical technologies for preserving astronaut health in space exploration. WeiterlesenÜberSpace Health Institute Awards $1.5M for Medical Innovations »

7 Medtech Ideas Out of Europe

Mobile and digital health ideas — and overall medtech innovation ideas — abound in Europe, with DeviceTalks Boston attendees getting just a sampling this morning from seven CRAASH Barcelona participants. WeiterlesenÜber7 Medtech Ideas Out of Europe »

Healthcare Innovation Methodology: Codifying the Process of Translating Knowledge into Better Healthcare Products, Services, and Procedures

Much effort and funding has gone into defining and improving the process of creating scientific and medical knowledge that will improve healthcare. WeiterlesenÜberHealthcare Innovation Methodology: Codifying the Process of Translating Knowledge into Better Healthcare Products, Services, and Procedures »

7 Tips from Boston for Healthtech Entrepreneurs

Who will pay for my product? Who can kill it? How do I approach investors? What happens if I fail? Experts from CIMIT (Boston), the most experienced health accelerator in the world, share some of the lessons they’ve learned accelerating more than 600 healthtech projects in 15 years. WeiterlesenÜber7 Tips from Boston for Healthtech Entrepreneurs »

News from CIMIT

A Surer Way to Diagnose Ear Infections

  • CRAASH Grads, Photonicare, have developed an imaging tool that it says may help better diagnose ear infections.

Space Health Institute Awards Grants to Three Innovative Small Companies

Turn Your Bathroom into a Medical Lab

CRAASH Barcelona: An Interview with John Collins

  • John Collins explains the benefits of the CRAASH program and the important lessons other innovation ecosystems can learn from Boston.

The Future of Treating ACL Tears: Less Invasive Surgery

  • Dr. Martha Murray has an idea for a less-invasive repair.

FitBit Buys Twine Health in a Bid to Become a More Serious Healthcare Tool

  • Fitbit announces plans to pickup Twine Health, a HIPPA-compliant, cloud-based health management platform.

Two Pharma Giants, Calif. Hospital to Use Boston Firm's 'Organ-on-a-chip'

  • Emulate Inc., which makes so-called organ-on-a-chip systems to test whether drugs are safe and effective, announced partnerships with Takeda, Roche, and Cedars-Sinai.