Boston’s Andrea Ippolito & Gajen Sunthara Named Presidential Innovation Fellows »
Andrea Ippolito Boston innovators Andrea Ippolito and Gajen Sunthara have been selected as Round 3 Presidential Innovation Fellows. Gajen has been chosen to work on the MyData Initiative at the Department of Health and Human Services. Andrea, currently a PhD student in the Engineering Systems Division at MIT, will be working with the Department of…
Hacking Pediatrics 2.0: Kicking Innovation Up Another Notch »
Finalists present at last year's Hacking Pediatrics. Photo by Dr. Jennifer Joe. Last year, Michael Docktor, a Boston Children's Hospital physician, became obsessed with what was going on in the start-up and healthcare spaces. After watching Rock Health, Healthbox and other accelerators, he pitched the idea of running a Boston Children's accelerator.…
Women in MedTech: Andrea Ippolito of MIT’s Hacking Medicine »
Ippolito speaks to an audience at the March 2014 Healthcare Grand Hackfest. Photo by Lina Collucci. Andrea Ippolito is embedded deeply in the healthcare ecosystem. While pursuing her Ph.D. in the Engineering Systems division at MIT, she also co-leads MIT’s Hacking Medicine, an organization created to energize and connect the best minds…
Presenters Push Future Of Healthcare Tech At BWH Clinical Innovation Day »
14 Jun, 2014
UncategorizedBarcelona-based brain-scanning device company Neuroelectrics breaks ground in Boston »
31 Mar, 2014
UncategorizedThis the combination brain scanning and stimulating platform manufactured by Barcelona-based Neuroelectrics, a spinoff of Starlab, and its creators hope it’ll be at the forefront of brain science in the Boston and beyond.
And the winner is… »
5 Jan, 2014
UncategorizedMIT Critical Data Marathon: Intro to the MIMIC-II Database and Meet the Teams! »
5 Jan, 2014
UncategorizedToday is last day to register for MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition! »
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