Innovation

Mount Sinai Innovation Partners (New York City).Mount Sinai Innovation Partners serves as the technology transfer office for the New York City-based Icahn School of Medicine of Mount Sinai and New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System. Researchers at the institution…

Montefiore Einstein Center for Innovation in Simulation (Bronx, N.Y.).The Montefiore Einstein Center for Innovation in Simulation features a multidisciplinary training environment to teach healthcare professionals improved patient safety techniques and practices at all stages of their careers. Led by Director…

Mission Health System’s Mission Center for Innovation (Asheville, N.C.). Mission Center for Innovation aims to encourage collaboration among Mission Health System’s various departments and accelerate the creative process. To spur innovation, the center aims to connect innovators with appropriate partners and…

Mills-Peninsula Health Services Center for Innovation & Research (Burlingame, Calif.). The Mills-Peninsula Health Services Center for Innovation serves as a “living laboratory” for researchers to create innovative care models, services and treatments. The facility also acts as an umbrella organization and…

Mercy Medical Center’s Mercy Innovation Center (Des Moines, Iowa).The Mercy Innovation Center was founded in February 2014 with the goal of redesigning the health system’s delivery model to enhance patient care. The center aims to provide tools and expertise to…

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella enjoys contemplating the technologies of the future, he said in an interview at the GeekWire Summit 2017.

Microsoft Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of Microsoft, launched a global competition to offer $3.5 million in funding to startups focused on artificial intelligence Oct. 10.

Reno, Nev.-based tech startup Flirtey is developing a drone service that delivers portable defibrillators to local 911 callers who report symptoms of cardiac arrest, reports CNBC.

In recent years, CRISPR has gained a reputation as one of the most effective approaches to gene editing.

California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. created the Governor's Advisory Committee on Precision Medicine. It includes 14 members.