Join Milwaukee Business Journal Editor in Chief Mark Kass in a live discussion with Chairman and CEO of Exact Sciences, Kevin Conroy. They will be talking about growth plans for Exact Sciences, its latest products for early detection and cancer treatment along with its involvement in the community.
Learn more about what’s next for Exact Sciences – its technology, its expansion plans, its community focus and more – Tuesday, April 26, at the Tech Council Innovation Network luncheon in Madison.
Experts have forecast for decades that smart use of digital health data would someday reinvent medicine. Combined with the rise of genomic or “personalized” medicine, that prediction is becoming reality. Hear at the Tech Council Innovation Network luncheon in Madison from members of the Verona-based Epic Systems team on how one of the world’s largest health-related databases is helping patients and clinicians alike.
Please join us, in-person, October 5, at the Discovery Building on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus to hear from a range of experts on innovations in diversity, technology, and care being developed by clinical research professionals across Wisconsin!
Join us for the VWR bioMarke Life Science Product Show on October 13th at the MGE Innovation Center! There will be products, prizes, AND lunch! Come meet your VWR Madison Team including Representatives Sara Liliensiek, PhD and Zachary Havens and your Life Science Specialist Allison Doak.
Metabolism is the set of life-giving biochemical reactions that enable human cells to grow, develop and maintain physiological stability while adapting to external change. But what happens when metabolism goes array? Many diseases and conditions, some rare but some as prevalent as cancer, can take root. Researchers from the Morgridge Institute for Research, a private biomedical research body housed within the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, will talk about their work and the broader UW-Madison focus on metabolic health at the Tuesday, Nov. 22, Tech Council Innovation Network luncheon in Madison.
We’re looking for projects that focus on new ways of diagnosing cancer and improving patient outcomes. WARF is launching a WARF Accelerator Challenge to identify and support technologies on campus that impact this important area of research.
Join us Jan. 19! (Register by Dec 15.) The event will offer researchers across campus as well as the Marshfield Clinic Health System a chance to engage with peers across disciplines. Researchers will also learn how ICTR resources can help them accelerate and maximize their research impact.
Dr. Howard Bailey, who directs the University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center, will talk about progress and challenges in humankind’s fight against cancer Tuesday, Jan. 23, at the Tech Council Innovation Network luncheon in Madison.