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Join the HBS Health Care Initiative and the HBS faculty moderator for a panel of alumni from prominent companies of different sizes and stages as they share their post-MBA experiences and provide insight into this evolving field.

Harvard Innovation Labs 125 Western Avenue, Boston, MA 02134

Come and learn more about the Biodesign process. Innovate at the intersection of biology, technology, and design in this hands-on Biodesign workshop. Leveraging a proven methodology developed at Stanford University, you’ll learn the process of identifying unmet clinical needs and designing solutions inspired by nature. Go through the Biodesign process step-by-step, from need finding to concept generation to prototype development. Hear how collaboration and creativity can lead to groundbreaking innovations that improve healthcare. Gain insights into user-centered design thinking, biomimicry principles, medical device regulations, and business model development. Whether you want to tackle challenges in diagnostics, therapeutics, medical devices, or digital health, this workshop will equip you with a systematic approach. Bring your ideas and curiosity and leave ready to start solving real-world problems through biologically-inspired design.

HMS Gordon Hall, Rm 106

Next Biomedical Informatics Entrepreneurs Salon: A monthly conversation about medicine, biology, computers, and entrepreneurship Prof. Bill Lotter, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School; former co-founder of Deep Health, Inc.

Brigham and Women’s Hospital Carrie Hall Conference Room 15 Francis Street, Boston

Brigham Ignite invites you to a get-together with Innovation’s Business Development & Licensing Managers who work with Brigham and Women’s innovators, guiding them on the path to commercialization. Do you want to... Learn who your Business Development & Licensing Manager is? Ask a question you’ve always wanted to ask? Find out about internal and external funding opportunities? Hear about the steps in the commercialization journey and your role in it?

Science & Engineering Complex. The Node, Room 2.203

In healthcare, properly fitting personal protective equipment (PPE) is challenging to find. With gowns that are too long, and gloves, safety goggles and masks that are too big, the safety, health and performance of our frontline workers, especially women, is put at risk, on the job, every day.

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Join the HBS Health Care Initiative and the HBS faculty moderator for a panel of alumni working in care delivery and payor settings as they share their experiences and expertise on the trajectory of health care careers in these industries for HBS graduates.

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Come hear from Phil Green on how to get your venture off the ground! Have an idea for a venture but aren’t quite sure where to start? This workshop with the i-lab’s senior advisor Phil Green provides an easy six-step guide to getting your venture off the ground. We’ll explore how to refine your idea, conduct initial customer discovery, build an MVP, and more!

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Join the HBS Health Care Initiative and the HBS faculty moderator for a panel of alumni who work in health care investing across venture capital, investment management and private equity.

Science and Engineering Complex, 150 Western Ave. Boston

Harvard Business School Association of Boston (HBSAB) in conjunction with the MIT Press invite you to join us as scientist, inventor, entrepreneur, and popular MIT Professor Bob Langer delves into the future of innovation with Bob Buderi, MIT Press author of Where Futures Converge: Kendall Square and the Making of a Global Innovation Hub. Kendall Square has been called the “most innovative square mile on the planet.” As a life science hub with a dense concentration of start-ups and leading venture capital firms, it helps fuel the economic engine of our day. Participants will hear fascinating stories from Bob and Bob of great innovations, inventions, and lessons learned, along with their ideas and insights for what is next for Kendall Square, Harvard Square, and the world. This fireside chat will be held at the Science & Engineering Complex. Refreshments will be served from 6:00pm - 6:45pm before transitioning to the fireside chat.

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Join the HBS Health Care Initiative and the HBS faculty moderator for a panel of alumni who will share insights into MBA career paths across the digital health care landscape and discuss where the best opportunities are for MBAs.

LabCentral, 700 Main St., Cambridge, MA

Harvard life-science innovators pitch their concepts to a panel of entrepreneurs and investors for constructive feedback Dr. Allon Klein will present his research on Micro-capsule technology – Advancing antibody and cell screening.

MassBio's Patient Advocacy Summit showcases the role and the work that patient advocates do everyday to ensure that patients are front and center in the drug development cycle. They foster countless relationships with patient families, become experts in a variety of topics, and work to learn the ever changing landscape. This year's event theme is “Next Gen Patient Advocacy: Fostering Connections." Join the patient advocacy community as we explore this topic with keynote addresses, panel discussions, a patient given possible talk and working group discussions for patient advocates. Don't miss one of our most popular conferences.