The Biotech Career Development Program is structured to educate, train, and provide non-academic career experiences to graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and early-career scientists from life science programs.
The Aikens Innovation Academy is the first time an FFMI fullPACE course is being tailored to the needs of cardiovascular innovators to support a culture of innovation, entrepreneurship, and biomedical technology commercialization at the Frankel Cardiovascular Center. Learn more…
A 6-week life science technology commercialization education and project development program designed to teach major concepts of biomedical innovation and entrepreneurship. Learn more…
Join us for a career development seminar to learn more about opportunities available for scientists and students to join the Novartis Institute for Biomedical Research. There will also be a panel discussion on careers in pharma.
The Innovation & Entrepreneurship Path of Excellence gives medical students a unique insight into the rapidly expanding culture of innovation and entrepreneurship in biomedical research and medicine.
Looking for more information about our workshops and training programs available to partner institutions? Check out the existing course offerings, or help us create a customized program for your institution.
This annual event prepares a select group of MTRAC Innovation Hub teams for launch to market, taking the stage to pitch their innovations to the “sharks” of the investment world at the Midwest Growth Capital Symposium.
Browse our comprehensive library of YouTube videos covering a variety of subjects that will help you navigate the road to successful innovation and commercialization.
Customized to meet the participating department’s goals, this course provides practical experience using individual projects and department-sponsored initiatives as platforms to teach the processes of innovation and early-stage commercialization.
Formerly known as the Early Tech Development Course, FFMI fastPACE is a 4-week biomedical innovation and commercialization course designed for the busy medical academician with an early stage project.
