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CIMIT News: Inhalation Technology Program

CIMIT has announced it is establishing a technology platform for the development of innovative approaches to inhalation therapy, an ambitious initiative made possible through $1.5 million in seed funding from Air Liquide.
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CIMIT Stories: People

When Steven Schachter, MD, speaks on the disabling aspects of epilepsy, he sometimes shows a compelling video depicting a patient in the midst of a seizure. You can hear a pin drop as the audience uncomfortably watches an engaging, vibrant 30-something lose body control.
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CIMIT Stories: Procedures

Sometimes an innovative doctor will have a straightforward idea that changes the way things are done in medicine. Steven Dawson, MD, and his team have developed a technology that enables doctors to learn their skills on realistic simulators rather than on living people.
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Simulation training for hospitals and battlefield
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CIMIT PRIZE FOR PRIMARY HEALTHCARE

Letters of intent accepted Dec. 1 - Jan. 15.

CIMIT has announced a dynamic engineering prize competition: the CIMIT Prize for Primary Healthcare that will award three winners with $150,000, $100,000 and $50,000 to help advance three new clinically-relevant, primary care solutions.

This national competition is open to graduate and undergraduate engineering students from accredited engineering programs, and is designed to encourage development of technological innovations in the frontlines of care.

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CIMIT, ST + D Introduce Prototype
of Monitoring Device

10.27.08 - CIMIT and Sensor Technology + Devices recently reached a major milestone in their promising relationship: ST + D officials have transferred to CIMIT a prototype of a miniaturized, wearable wireless device that could monitor vital signs of patients in traditionally unmonitored low-acuity settings such as hospital waiting rooms or even in homes.

ST + D is a Belfast spin-out of the University of Ulster that has experience in developing medical sensors and wireless systems to monitor a patient’s vital signs, and is collaborating with a team of CIMIT investigators, led by Dr. Nat Sims, of Massachusetts General Hospital, an internationally recognized developer of medical devices. Read press release.

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