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Insilico Medicine: A Hopkins Startup Using AI to Enhance Biomedical Research

June 5, 2018

Remember that time you Googled something and it showed up on your Facebook newsfeed the next day? These oftentimes unnerving, targeted advertising strategies are driven by gradations of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning software, which constantly improve and build in sophistication. The power in these programs lies in their ability to find patterns between […]

Eduardo Martínez-Montes ⋅ Perspectives in Research artificial intelligence, Startup ⋅

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Top Five Strategies to Generate Great Ideas and Build a Successful Startup

May 17, 2018

“Now that would be an amazing app for patients!” she exclaimed to her colleague. “Agreed. We could have our own little startup on the side,” he replied. I was wandering the halls of the hospital for the first time in months, and overhearing this short snippet of conversation led me to reflect on all I […]

Benjamin Ostrander ⋅ A Day in the Life Startup, Technology ⋅

Johns Hopkins Medical Students Create Startup to Protect Patient Privacy

October 27, 2015

“It’s not too often the right opportunity with the right person at the right time comes about, and sometimes you just say, ‘This is one of those shots I have to take or I’m going to regret it for the rest of my life,’” said Robert Lord, a co-founder of Protenus, when I sat down […]

Ruchi Doshi ⋅ Perspectives in Research HIPPA, Johns Hopkins Health System, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Nick Culbertson, Patient Information, Patient Privacy, Patients, Privacy, Protenus, Robert Lord, Startup ⋅

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