Leaders in Pharmaceutical Business Intelligence (LPBI) Group

Wearable Tech + Digital Health NYC and NeuroTech NYC return to the New York Academy of Sciences on June 7 – 8, 2016.  Scientists, technologists, health systems, investors, device and app designers, machine learning, deep learning, AI, and big data experts will gather at these highly curated conferences. Interdisciplinary solutions to life’s greatest challenges will be the outcome.

We invite you to register before Friday, March 25th to receive the significantly discounted early rate.

Keynotes include:

• UnitedHealth Group’s Vidya Raman-Tangella on disrupting care delivery with disruptive technologies
• Takeda’s Bruno Villetelle on the digital future of healthcare
• Olympic cyclist Sky Christopherson on data, not doping, for elite sport performance
• Tel Aviv University and neurosteer’s Nathan Intrator on enhancing the brain with wearables, not drugs
• Harvard / Mass General’s Arshya Vahabzadeh on the (tech driven) future of psychiatry
• MIT / Empatica / Affectiva’s Rosalind Picard on wearables to track emotions and predict seizures
• Trauma surgeon Rafael Grossmann on augmented and virtual realty in the operating room
• NeuroVigil’s Philip Low on BCI – and how he helped Stephen Hawking communicate

Featured speakers include:

• Eythor Bender – UNYQ
• Sky Christopherson – Olympic Cyclist
• C. Gustavo De Moraes – Columbia University
• Wen Dombrowski – Resonate Health
• Joel Dudley – Mount Sinai
• Deborah Estrin – Cornell Tech
• Alvaro Fernandez – SharpBrains
• Adam Goulburn – Lux Capital
• Rafael Grossmann – Trauma Surgeon
• Nathan Intrator – Tel Aviv University; neurosteer
• Doo Yeon Kim – Harvard; MGH
• Philip Low – NeuroVigil; MIT; NASA
• Adam Marblestone – MIT
• Robert Mittendorff – Norwest
• Philip Parks – Draper
• Alexandra Pelletier – White House Innovation Fellow
• Rosalind Picard – MIT; Affectiva; Empatica
• Vidya Raman-Tangella – UnitedHealth Group
• Wilson Zachary Ray – Washington University
• Ellis Rubinstein – New York Academy of Sciences
• Justin Sanchez – DARPA
• Ned Sahin – Brain Power; Harvard
• David Sontag – NYU
• Unity Stoakes – StartUp Health
• John Torous – Brigham & Women’s; Harvard; JMIR
• Arshya Vahabzadeh – Harvard; MGH; Brain Power
• Bruno Villetelle – Takeda
• Jack Young – Qualcomm Ventures; dRx Capital

Session topics include:

• DARPA’s initiatives and priorities
• Digital diagnostics and therapeutics
• Machine learning for disease and progression prediction
• A panel of VCs on funding technology at various stages
• 3D printed, connected exoskeletons (and some that are mind-controlled)
• Novel wearables for autistic children and adults
• Smart contact lenses for tracking glaucoma and other conditions
• Wearables for children and their guardians
• Helping seniors age in place with wearable sensors, IoT and smart homes
• Human-centered engineering and biosensor development
• The broad (and growing) spectrum of mental health apps – What truly helps patients?
• Self-dissolving TBI sensors to avoid multiple surgeries
• Alzheimer’s disease modeling for improved therapies
• Brain-Computer Interfaces for mobility and communication

ApplySci partners with like-minded companies that are improving life through science and technology. Contact us to receive a sponsorship prospectus. 

We look forward to seeing you at Wearable Tech + Digital Health NYC and NeuroTech NYC in beautiful New York City this June.

Lisa Weiner Intrator

Curator, Wearable Tech + Digital Health NYC

Curator, NeuroTech NYC

Editor, ApplySci discoveries

Should you wish to join us sooner:  Wearable Tech + Digital Health + NeuroTech SF will take place on April 5-6, 2016 in Mission Bay, San Francisco – the city’s center of digital health and neuroscience innovation.