Some successful approaches to medical device design

Taking a piece of academic research through to being incorporated in a medical device for launch into the clinic and onto the market is not a simple process, but it is plannable.

This talk uses an established medical device process, the Biodesign Process, to illustrate the journey from academic research to full launch.  The journey is non-linear and iterative.  It is commonly divided into 3 phases: Identify, Invent and Implement.  Each phase is broken down into greater detail and is explained in terms of the importance to you as an academic.

This talk is based on the evidence-based research that shows that your chances of success at getting your research into the clinic is increased if you can have an appreciation of the full journey that will be needed.

Facilitator/Lead presenter:  Edward Draper

Hosted by:  Innovation Funding Team.  Please direct any queries to Neil Bowden

Session audience: Early Career Researchers (ECRs); Mid Career Researchers (MCRs) working on medical device research.

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RDF Sub-domain(s):  C3 – Finance, Funding and Resources; D3 – Engagement and Impact;