Congratulations to Dalriada Therapeutics for winning the inaugural RBC Innovation & Entrepreneurship Prize! CEO Diana Kraskouskaya did a tremendous job telling the Dalriada story and walked away with $25K in prize money. Full event details found here Pictured above: Professor Cynthia Goh, Gabriel Woo, RBC’s vice-president of innovation, Dalriada CEO, Diana Kraskouskaya and CSO, Professor Patrick Gunning.
UTEST companies are 4 of 6 finalists for RBC Prize for Innovation!
UT Entrepreneurship announced their top 6 finalists for the RBC Prize for Innovation. UTEST will be represented by: Dalriada Therapeutics is developing a unique ‘cloaking’ therapeutic technology for the treatment of most aggressive, currently untreatable cancers including acute myeloid leukaemia, glioblastoma and medulloblastoma. Dash MD is a mobile patient experience platform that improves recovery outcomes by… Read more »
UTEST 2018 Applications To Open Shortly
UTEST applications for the 2018/2019 cohort will be opening shortly. If you have questions regarding our next application intake please email Kurtis – kurtis.scissons@utoronto.ca
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DashMD : New App Gives ED Patients Aftercare Instructions and Med Info
New app gives ED patients aftercare instructions and med info By Andrew Schellenbach Mr. Guido Alvarez, has been to other emergency departments (ED) in the past and found that the aftercare instructions he received upon discharge were not always clear. This can be expected given the fast-paced nature of any ED and the depth of… Read more »
RBC Innovation & Entrepreneurship Speaker – Brad Katsuyama, Wall Street provocateur and hero of “Flash Boys” and John Stackhouse, Sr. VP, Office of the President RBC
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Hammock Therapeutics Co-Founder, Molly Shoichet wins 2016 Till & McCulloch Award
Molly Shoichet awarded 2016 Till & McCulloch Award – U of T Engineering News University Professor Molly Shoichet, a world-renowned researcher and leader in the use of biomaterials to enhance stem-cell delivery for treating disease conditions from stroke to blindness, is the recipient of the 2016 Till & McCulloch Award.
Dymaxia: Combining cloud, IoT and wearables to manage the anxiety of autism
Dymaxia: Combining cloud, IoT and wearables to manage the anxiety of autism The internet of things (IoT) has the potential to revolutionise the healthcare industry, by allowing patients to self-monitor their conditions with in-home sensors and wearable devices. GE Healthcare, HPE and Philips are just some of the household names that are pouring their research… Read more »
21 HighWire publishers see increases in readership through recent partnership with TrendMD
Press Releases | HighWire HighWire Press, Inc., the leading technology platform and strategic partner to scholarly publishers and societies, announced today initial success of its partnership with TrendMD. The TrendMD content recommendation widget has delivered over 1.36 million additional article views to HighWire publishers, attracting over 272,000 new readers across 156 journals on the HighWire… Read more »
Kudlow Finds His Niche Serving Doctors With Startup TrendMD
Index “It’s difficult to fail if you actually talk to customers.” – Paul Kudlow, TrendMD As he was going through medical school the last few years, Paul Kudlow pictured his future: talking to patients all day, providing solutions, and working all hours.