The Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCaTS) Office of Translation to Practice facilitates translation of research discoveries into practice, affording Mayo Clinic new and unique opportunities to develop innovative medicines and devices that benefit our patients and patients worldwide. The office provides Mayo Clinic investigators and collaborators new resources and modes of operation to identify and enable research that, through team science, can be translated into practice as the products of translational research.
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With a $1.5 million grant from the Minnesota Partnership for Biotechnology and Medical Genomics, our doctors are working on developing new ways to help the immune system make more effective therapies for cancer. David Largaespada, Branden Moriarity, PhD, Ingunn Stromnes, Laura Rogers, Saad Sirop Kenderian https://lnkd.in/g_qJ3kVv
Honored and humbled! Mayo Clinic in Rochester has been on the U.S. News Honor Roll since it first published in 1990, and Mayo Clinic in Arizona joins for the eighth consecutive year. Thank you to our staff for their unwavering commitment to excellence and patient care.
Welcome Asia Smith!
🌟 Welcoming Asia Smith to the Mayo Clinic Office of Entrepreneurship and Mayo Clinic | Office of Translation to Practice Team! 🌟 We are thrilled to introduce Asia, our newest IP Technology Development Associate at Mayo Clinic in Arizona! Coming all the way from Dallas, Texas, Asia brings a wealth of expertise and a passion for advancing healthcare innovation. Graduating with a B.S. in Kinesiology from Texas Christian University (Go Frogs!), Asia's an inspiring journey. Commissioning into the United States Army Reserve as a Medical Services officer post-graduation, Asia seamlessly merged her dedication to healthcare with military service, excelling in operational roles within hospital settings and empowering soldiers through comprehensive medical trainings. In the civilian realm, Asia's career has been marked by her invaluable contributions to clinical research, spanning cardio-thoracic and dermatology fields. Her commitment to continuous growth led her to pursue professional development at Harvard Online Business School, specializing in Business Strategy, and she's on the cusp of earning her Master’s in Public Health. Asia's multifaceted background and unwavering dedication to advancing healthcare solutions make her a valuable addition to our team. In Scottsdale and Phoenix, Arizona, Asia will help Mayo Clinic innovators turn their great discoveries into investable novel ways to transform patient care at scale. Join us in extending a warm welcome to Asia as she embarks on this exciting new chapter with Mayo Clinic. #HealthcareInnovation Nathan Wiedenman Nathan LeBrasseur Amanda Mikhail, BSME, MBA Roberto Zayas Ph.D. J.D. Jennifer Kapfer Bharath Wootla, Ph.D. Maarten Rotman, Ph.D. Ron Thacker, EdD, MBA
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Grateful to the Emergency Department team and Mayo Clinic for helping Dr. Michael Albus and I address a significant medical problem in our communities.
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At Collider Foundation, we are grateful to lean upon the expertise of our board, which is made up of individuals with valuable experience within the Rochester community. Take a moment to learn more about a recent addition to our board, Stefan Madansingh! https://lnkd.in/gZfVQCat
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Twelve great companies will showcase their healthcare innovations Friday, March 15th. You can see them in action by grabbing your free tickets through https://lnkd.in/gkK9cv6b
We’re excited to announce the companies pitching at Walleye Tank, MN’s premiere life science startup competition coming up Friday, March 15th at University of Minnesota - Carlson School of Management! Please welcome us in congratulating these 12 companies, spanning a wide array of cutting edge life science, healthcare, and medtech innovation, who will be competing for $20,000 in prizes: Empower Independence Company pitched by Kelly Van Ert Katallego Biotech pitched by Jordan Fink and Phillip Dougherty FamliCare Stonehenge Software pitched by Eric Weinberger Vertex Medical Solutions Salamander Life Systems pitched by Brian Balquist Emergense pitched by Hannah Bergom Objective Biotechnology pitched by James Grabau Invive pitched by Diego Tanton Davenport SAF-T Systems Magtection Femicorp Learn more about each of these innovations (and get your tickets!) at https://lnkd.in/dfgSrk8. #Startups #TechTransfer #UMN Mayo Clinic Office of Entrepreneurship
Regenerative Medicine Minnesota is now accepting funding applications! https://lnkd.in/g_--5Kjk
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Congratulations to Nathan LeBrasseur and Christina Chen, MD for the publication of Mayo Clinic on Healthy Aging! Learn more about this easy and comprehensive guide: https://lnkd.in/eJ3ZUgBE
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Mayo Clinic has entered into an exclusive licensing agreement with Perspective Therapeutics for Mayo Clinic's PSMA Alpha-PET DoubLET platform. This platform was built to create more precise and personalized treatment plans for prostate cancer patients. Read more here: #MayoClinic #Innovation #CancerTreatment