[IEEE-bhpjobs] Fwd: Get plugged in to Medical Device Research at NC Universities; Don't Miss Feb. 28 MedTech Forum

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From: Council for Entrepreneurial Development [mailto:mailer at cednc.org]
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Subject: Get plugged in to Medical Device Research at NC Universities; Don't Miss Feb. 28 MedTech Forum

MedTech Forum: “Medical Device Blue Sky - A Look at Research and Initiatives At NC Universities”
Date: February 28, 2007
Time: 5:30 - 8:00 pm (5-5:30 on-site registration; 7:00-8:00 networking reception)
Location: MCNC Auditorium, 3021 Cornwallis Road, RTP, NC 27709
Fees: CED and NCMD Members $20; Non-members $30

Register:https://secure.cednc.org/my_ced/index.php/event/1728 
Directions:http://www.cednc.org/about/directions/mcnc.html
North Carolina and the Research Triangle are well known for their world-class universities. Combined, well over $1 billion in federal research per year is put to work at Duke, North Carolina and NC State. Over the past few years, these universities have produced medical device related spinouts like Oriel Therapeutics, Affinergy, Advanced Liquid Logic and many others. 
In addition to the Triangle’s engineering and medical schools, North Carolina also has strong resources at East Carolina and a leader in regenerative medicine at Wake Forest. With all these resources at hand, North Carolina is poised for breakthroughs in collaboration between universities and the medical device entrepreneurialcommunity. 
On February 28th, CED and NCMD are partnering to host the next MedTech Forum: “Medical Device Blue Sky - A Look at Research and Initiatives at NC Universities.” Sign up today to discuss the latest medical device researchand initiatives at North Carolina’s universities. 
Speakers include:Moderator: Preston Linn, Alliance Manager and Business Development, BD TechnologiesCharles C. Finley, Adjunct Associate Professor, Primary Program Faculty, Associate Professor, Otolaryngology & Biomedical Engineering, Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering, NC State University and UNC Chapel HillWarren Grill, Associate Professor, Biomedical Engineering, Neurobiology and Surgery, Duke UniversityMark E. Van Dyke, PhD., Assistant Professor, The Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, Wake Forest University School of Medicine Marti Van Scott, Director, Office of Technology Transfer, East Carolina UniversityRegister online at https://secure.cednc.org/my_ced/index.php/event/1728. 
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