BWH, Partners, and Harvard Medical Community
APPLY FOR A PILOT GRANT: The Boston Biomedical Innovation Center seeks collaborative research projects to develop technologies aimed at improving patient care in heart, lung, blood, and sleep disorders. Technologies include diagnostics, therapeutics, and devices. Projects that are in the earlier stages of pre-commercial development will be considered. Applications must address unmet needs to improve healthcare outcomes and aim to generate viable diagnostic, therapeutic or device candidates for commercial development.
Center for Integration of Medicine and Innovative Technology
Are you available this summer to jumpstart your idea “out of the lab and out of the building”? Applications are due April 10th for CIMIT’s Healthcare Commercialization Bootcamp. Teams will leave with a solid business plan and commercialization roadmap. Don’t miss this chance to be guided by Boston’s healthcare commercialization experts! For more information on eligibility and requirements click here.
Harvard Catalyst | The Harvard Clinical and Translational Science Center
Established in 2008, the Catalyst | Center is dedicated to improving human health by enabling collaboration and providing tools, training, and technologies to clinical and translational investigators. As a shared enterprise of Harvard University, Harvard Catalyst resources are made freely available to all Harvard faculty and trainees, regardless of institutional affiliation or academic degree.
Entrepreneurship
Startup Guides
Hacking Healthcare Entrepreneurship: A Startup Guide Inspired by MIT’s H@cking Medicine
In this eBook, with stories written by Christina Hernandez Sherwood and Nicola Parry, you’ll read more about our process, get insight from entrepreneurs who got their start at H@cking Medicine hackathons, and go inside our biggest event to date: Healthcare’s Grand H@ckfest.
FDA 101: Rock Health’s Guide for Digital Health Entrepreneurs
Given pending mobile medical apps guidance from the FDA, Rock Health has developed a guide for digital health entrepreneurs trying to navigate the FDA process. The report covers the current scope of regulatory oversight, device classification and premarket requirements for digital health companies creating regulated products. Digital health entrepreneurs that have successfully navigated the process offer pointers and best practices to startups.
Fundraising
We bring together the area’s largest active community of investors and startup experts to provide you with the practical, hands-on education and personalized mentoring you need as you navigate the fundraising process.
Our programs were created in collaboration with the investors who fund our area’s startups; they regularly participate in our curriculum development and execution, and share what you need to know, before you ask them for capital.







