Biomedicine Videos

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    NYCBiomedicine

    Healthcare IT - New York Next Big Thing
    New York is home to a diverse group of professionals that work both within the healthcare IT field and in adjacent fields. Join the MITEF as we unite this large and diverse community to foster the exchange of ideas and to discuss the latest trends in healthcare IT.

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    CambridgeBiomedicine

    Product Innovation Is Not Enough
    A conversation with Joshua Boger, Ph.D., Executive Chair of pharmaceutical start-up Alkeus and founder and former CEO of Vertex Pharmaceuticals. Dr. Boger is also the Chair of the Board of Harvard Medical School.

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    NYCBiomedicine

    The Age of "Big Data" in Bioscience is Here
    A distinguished panel of experts will discuss managing and protecting "Big data" as i) intellectual property, ii) trade secrets and iii) open source. We will explore opportunities and challenges including storage and access issues, data protection, ownership (who owns the "$1,000 genome" data the producer or the purchaser?) and future advances in analysis and utility.

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    CambridgeBiomedicine

    The Future of the Personal Genome - Part 3
    Panel Discussion wit Dr. George Church of The Personal Genome Project; Colin Hill, CEO, Co-Founder and President, GNS Healthcare; Jamie Heywood, Co-Founder and Chairman, PatientsLikeMe; Dr. Michael Pellini, President and CEO, Foundation Medicine Moderating the panel: Dr. Kevin Davies,...

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    CambridgeBiomedicine

    The Future of the Personal Genome - Part 2
    Genome sequencing has rapidly moved from costing a million dollars to sequence a human genome in 2007 down to close to $1,000 today. With the practicality of costs has come enormous amounts of data available for analysis to drive the development of more personalized medicine by predicting...

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    CambridgeBiomedicine

    The Future of the Personal Genome - Part 1
    Genome sequencing has rapidly moved from costing a million dollars to sequence a human genome in 2007 down to close to $1,000 today. With the practicality of costs has come enormous amounts of data available for analysis to drive the development of more personalized medicine by predicting disease risk and more effectively treating devastating diseases such as Parkinson's, Cancer and ALS.

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    NorthwestBiomedicine

    Boomers, Technology & Health: Consumers Taking Charge
    Will boomers demand and drive the “consumerization” of health? What role will mobile, social networking and data technologies play? As an affluent group who adopts technology with enthusiasm and is willing to try new brands, it will be fascinating to watch how innovative companies develop and market tech-enabled products and services to meet the demands and lifestyles of this iconic generation.

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    NYCBiomedicine

    Connected Healthcare: Wellness and Emerging Technology
    The panelists will share their experience and vision on what the future may hold and how it will impact current business models. Special attention will be paid to mobile tech and remote monitoring technologies.

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    NYCBiomedicine

    Healthcare: The Changing Landscape
    A distinguished panel of experts representing biopharmaceuticals, medical devices, and regulatory affairs, will discuss and presage the impact of this changing environment. They will answer your questions and provide an interesting, informative perspective on the challenges we will face in the future.

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    NYCBiomedicine

    The Changing Landscape of the Biotech Pharma Deal
    Join Biotech and Pharma industry experts as they converse on deal making trends. Learn how you can position your technology and/or company for success in the current environment.