The event shared ongoing research in digital health interventions, enabled new collaborations and reignited old ones, and identified next steps for the ME-ARC and digital health at BU.
Nation’s longest-running study of heart disease will be led by former American Heart Association president Donald M. Lloyd-Jones.
Alignment and testing of the Glacios-2 are continuing, and it is expected the facility will be ready for use in the near future.
BU Technology Development’s 2023 Ignition Awards help researchers transform their ideas into life-changing products and services.
Contributes to University practices for fostering a culture of inclusive excellence.
BUSM, BUSPH and GSDM faculty members can get support for research, healthcare, and educational initiatives from foundations, organizations, associations and other private funders.
MInT, or the Medical Innovation and Technology entrepreneurship program, launched in spring 2021 thanks to innovation-minded graduate students from Graduate Medical Sciences at BUSM, College of Engineering, School of Public Health and Questrom School of Business. The goal of MInT is to empower early-career scientists with hands-on medical innovation design experience. Four teams of BU […]
A good idea for an experiment or study is not enough to answer an important scientific question. Financial resources are required to purchase equipment, perform the science, pay laboratory or study personnel, or compensate study subjects. Financial support, in the form of a grant, can be difficult to come by as most federal grant review […]
The Center for Translation Neurotrauma Imaging (CTNI) at BUSM has revolutionized brain imaging and greatly enhanced neurotrauma research, thanks to a 4.9 million dollar Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC) grant and new state-of-the-art equipment. Housed in the core facility of the Center for Biomedical Imaging (CBI), the CTNI is led by co-directors Stephan Anderson, MD, […]