Healthcare Technologies of the Future
With technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and technological advances in genomics and gene modification, as well as synthetic biology, nanotechnology, and improved access to treatment through digital technologies all looking to impact how we approach healthcare, never before has the future of the sector looked so bright.
The Healthcare Technologies of the Future Conference 2018, sponsored by MIT and Oxford University, offers a one-day opportunity to engage with two of the world’s most renowned universities to explore the many ways healthcare will be transformed.
The conference will feature key opinion leaders from both universities, industry leaders, and startup company executives connected to Oxford and MIT who are working to make this future a reality. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the latest healthcare technologies, discuss collaborative opportunities over lunch, and network with academic leaders, healthcare providers, investors, and global industry partners.
This is the first event of its kind to be held in partnership between Oxford University and MIT and will take place at the stunning new Sultan Nazrin Shah Centre at Worcester College, Oxford on 27th September 2018.
Agenda
10.30 | Coffee, Registration, & Networking | |
11.00 | Welcome – Oxford University | Gavin Screaton |
11.05 | Welcome – MIT | Karl Koster |
11.15 | Introduction to MIT’s Startup Innovation Ecosystem | Sheryl Greenberg |
Introduction to Oxford’s Innovation cluster, and Session A | Paul Ashley | |
11.20 | Industry Keynote | Paul Drayson |
11.50 | Startup Lightning Talks | |
Asimov: Programming living cells to bring impossible biotechnologies to life | Alec Nielsen | |
Catalia Health: Scalable chronic disease management using interactive robotics | Cory Kidd | |
Genomics plc: Develop and apply cutting edge analysis and algorithms to our world-leading database of genomic and phenotypic data to uncover the relationships between genetic variation and human disease | Peter Donnelly | |
Ginkgo Bioworks: Manufacturing custom microbes for cross-industry applications | Ena Chan Cratsenburg | |
Nightstar Therapeutics: A leading clinical-stage gene therapy company focused on developing and commercializing novel, one time treatments for patients suffering from rare inherited retinal disease that would otherwise progress to blindness | Richard Truran | |
Oxehealth: Oxehealth’s secure optical system is an assistant for when staff can’t be there, paying attention to every room. It gives staff more time for hands-on care when and where they are needed most. | Hugh Lloyd-Jukes
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OxSyBio: Developing 3D printing techniques to produce a range of tissue-like and functional tissues for medical research and clinical applications | Sam Olof | |
twoXAR: Artificial intelligence-driven drug discovery | Andrew M. Radin | |
12.50 | Lunch with Startup Exhibit | |
Session B | ||
13.50 | Academic Innovator Talk | Zen Chu |
14.20 | Academic Innovator Talk | Matthew Wood |
14.50 | Networking Break | |
Session C | ||
15.20 | Industry Innovator Talk, GE Healthcare | Rabia Ahmad |
15.55 | Wrap-up | Constantin Coussios |
16.00 | Adjournment |
We anticipate that this event will be of great interest to investors, spinouts, startups, and others in the Oxford and MIT entrepreneurial communities.
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