Interview with Dean Sukhatme
Read what Dean Sukhatme has to say about innovation.
First Person Experience with the Kauffman FastTrac® Course
Cherry Wongtrakool is an associate professor of pulmonary medicine and a medical director at the Atlanta VA. She recently completed the Kauffman FastTrac® course and shares her experience. Tell me Continue Reading →
From the Director: Looking Ahead in 2020
What priorities is OTT focused on for 2020? These two are at the top of the list a) program review and b) process improvement. Our top priority in 2020 is Continue Reading →
From the Director: Guest Post – Dean as Innovator
This is a guest post from Vikas Sukhatme the Woodruff Professor of Medicine, dean of the Emory School of Medicine, and chief academic officer of Emory Healthcare. He came to Continue Reading →
What Can be Learned From One of the Most Infamous Startup Failures: Theranos
In 2015, after enjoying a few years as Silicon Valley’s most in-demand startup, Theranos, the blood-testing company named for the portmanteau of “therapeutic” and “diagnostic,” was the subject of a Continue Reading →
Emory Start-ups Continue to Have Impact, Success, and Products to Market
In 2014, OTT published a comprehensive survey of all start-up companies founded on Emory intellectual property. The results proved Emory to be an economic hub in the South, generating not Continue Reading →
Brain-Machine Interfaces, Deep Learning, and Neural Modulation
How biomedical neuroengineering can make our collective future brighter Eva Dyer’s research centers on machine learning and neuroscience, and developing computational methods that uncover principles governing the organization and structure Continue Reading →
Emory researchers: Are you looking to start (or grow) a company?
We’ve gathered resources from inside and outside Emory to help you bring your inventions and discoveries to market. And we’ve put these resources in one place — the new Venture Navigator Continue Reading →
Student: My Experience Writing for OTT
I came across the listing for a Marketing & Communications Intern at the OTT on Handshake during the first weeks of my senior year at Emory. Before I read over Continue Reading →
Medical Device Approvals 101
Countless patients, clinicians, and caregivers have relied on medical devices over the years for health needs. But bringing a medical device to market in the United States is no easy Continue Reading →
An Introduction to Investor Pitches
You’ve filled out all the paperwork, organized all your patents, developed your prototypes, and maybe started selling products. Your company has reached the point where if you want to get Continue Reading →