CHOP Event Highlights Academic Entrepreneurship in Medical Innovation

CHOP Event Highlights Academic Entrepreneurship in Medical Innovation

2025-03-14 transformation

Philadelphia, Friday, 14 March 2025.
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia hosts an event promoting academic entrepreneurship to transform research into healthcare innovations, emphasizing collaboration for practical solutions.

Bridging Research and Innovation

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is set to host a transformative virtual session on March 26, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, focusing on the intersection of academic entrepreneurship and medical innovation. The event will feature Dr. Katie Reuther, Practice Associate Professor in Bioengineering and Executive Director of Penn Health-Tech, who will lead an interactive discussion on revolutionizing medicine through entrepreneurial thinking [1].

Expanding Research Impact

This initiative comes at a crucial time as CHOP continues to demonstrate leadership in translational research. The hospital’s Center for Injury Research and Prevention (CIRP) exemplifies this approach, bringing together multidisciplinary experts including behavioral scientists, clinicians, epidemiologists, and engineers to accelerate the pace of research implementation [4]. Their recent publications in March 2025 showcase the breadth of innovation, spanning from violence prevention to road traffic safety technologies [2].

Building Collaborative Networks

The event, organized by CHOP’s Innovation Ecosystem, aims to illuminate pathways for professional development and interdisciplinary collaboration. Participants will learn about key resources and strategies for transforming laboratory discoveries into practical healthcare solutions [1]. This aligns with CHOP’s broader mission to drive breakthroughs in technology, clinical care, policy, and education [4].

Future Impact and Opportunities

The session represents a significant opportunity for healthcare professionals and researchers to engage with cutting-edge approaches to medical innovation. Interested participants must register through the Microsoft Teams platform to secure their place in this virtual event [1]. This initiative reflects CHOP’s commitment to accelerating the translation of scientific discoveries into meaningful health solutions that can benefit broader populations [GPT].

sources

  1. www.research.chop.edu
  2. injury.research.chop.edu
  3. injury.research.chop.edu

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