Sebastian Leck

U of T medical school starts entrepreneur-in-residence program to accelerate research commercialization

Sebastian Leck
February 2, 2022

The University of Toronto’s Temerty Faculty of Medicine has launched a new entrepreneur-in-residence program to advise faculty on commercializing their research and bringing healthcare innovations to market.

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Baycrest Health Sciences, HEARD Consulting International, SlipStream Data, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, and University of Toronto
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Jarrod Ladouceur, John Haslam, Martin Croteau, Ran Manor, and Vigen Nazarian
Topics:
entrepreneurs, healthcare, and research commercialization

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