Opportunities & Events
Add-ons are available for other Innovation Week Events
NeuroTech Course & Workshop
https://www.neurotechcourse.org/
https://www.neurotechcourse.org/annual-workshop
The short-course on translating and commercializing neurotechnology, supported by the NIH Blueprint for Neuroscience Research and the Bakken Medical Devices Center. This is a comprehensive educational program designed to teach the fundamentals of bringing neurotechnology from preclinical to clinical to commercialization, and into the marketplace. The Course Curriculum has been created by an incredible line-up of world expert program faculty, who bring deep knowledge and experience and is a FREE, self-paced online course. Complete the lectures and questions and receive a Certificate in Neurotechnology Translation!
This hands-on workshop enables participants to work with expert program faculty and conduct case-study exercises on key aspects of translating and commercializing neurotechnology.
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) enhances the way research is conducted to make a meaningful impact on people’s lives. CTSI provides a comprehensive infrastructure of research services, training, grants, tools, and more. In addition, CTSI's Recruitment Center has created StudyFinder, a public-facing website that features actively enrolling UMN research studies and directly connects potential participants with study teams.
Be part of tomorrow's healthcare breakthroughs!
When you participate in a University of Minnesota study, you can help create a healthier future.
How you could make a difference
Make healthcare better for everyone- Healthcare is safer and more effective for everyone when people from different backgrounds, ages, genders, races and ethnicities participate in health research.
Help solve health problems - Volunteers play a key role in research and make new discoveries possible. Research is the path to a healthier tomorrow; your participation helps researchers find new ways to prevent, detect, or treat disease.
Help someone who needs it - Your participation in research could benefit a friend, a family member, or someone on the other side of the world.