Highlights

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  • 01 May 2022
  • HBS Health Care Initiative

  Upcoming Webinar: Perspectives in Health: Closing Gaps in Women’s Health Innovation

  HBS alumnae, Halle Tecco (MBA 2011) and Anula Jayasuriya (MD 1984, PhD 1988, MBA 1993), will share their experiences investing in women-led health care companies that are creating innovative products and services to address health needs most relevant to women. They will also weigh in on how we can better define "women's health” as a concept and as a focus area in health care. This hour-long discussion will be moderated by HBS Prof. Rem Koning and will include a Q&A with the attendees. Cosponsored by the HBS Health Care Initiative and the HBS Gender Initiative. Friday, May 6th at noon ET
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  • 7 Mar 2022
  • HBS Health Care Initiative

  Perspectives in Health Webinar: Applying Engineering Principles to Program Biology

  HBS Professor Jeffrey Bussgang and Jason Kelly, cofounder and CEO of Ginkgo Bioworks, discussed the advancements in engineering and the application of those innovations to biology and biochemistry. Ginkgo is a leader in the field of programming cells, treating DNA like digital code. Listen in on the conversation.
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  • 10 Feb 2022
  • Harvard Health Innovation Network

  Webinar: How Technology Can Be Leveraged to Democratize Diagnostic Access

  Rushy Ahmad, Head of the Wyss Diagnostics Accelerator, moderated a discussion with HMS Professor, David Walt. and CTO of FIND, Marta Fernández Suárez. They covered the future of diagnostics and the importance of democratizing access. If you missed the talk, you can view it here.
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  • 28 Jan 2022
  • HBS Health Care Initiative

  Perspectives in Health Webinar: Health Care Leadership - Insights on Scaling Value-Based Care Delivery

  Watch the recent discussion between HBS Professor Ariel Stern and Ikenna Okezie, Co-Founder and CEO of Somatus on the lessons learned as a health care entrepreneur, growing and scaling a care-delivery organization, and what it takes to move towards a value-based care outcome.