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“Tulane University Medical moves fast, startup speed fast, we’ve been very impressed by both their can-do business attitude to building startups and their emerging regenerative medicine technologies.”
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From exploring innovative research models to translating discoveries into products and services that will transform the medical community - we can help:
“Tulane sets a great example for institutions based outside the major clusters. James’ concerted effort to actively engage with the Boston/Cambridge ecosystem sets him and Tulane apart.”
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The Milken Institute Center for Strategic Philanthropy has worked with the Office of Research Business Development at Tulane many times. They have helped us make critical connections that have made us better at our job.
Melissa L. Stevens, Milken Institute The Milken Institute Center for Strategic Philanthropy has worked with the Office of Research Business Development at Tulane many times. They have helped us make critical connections that have made us better at our job.
#AAU President Mary Sue Coleman's blog post on COVID-19 and how AAU schools are leaders in epidemiological and medical research singles out @Tulane’s research. https://www.aau.edu/newsroom/mary-sues-desk/leading-way-fighting-covid-19
#RonaldBlanton , MD, chair of Tropical Medicine at the @Tulane School of Public Health, comments on the risk of close contact with someone with coronavirus. http://ow.ly/ifa350yKufd
#MacHyman, @Tulane professor, says policymakers will have little information about the extent of the outbreak of the coronavirus in the U.S. until the test kits are widely available. https://nyti.ms/39LFFXW
Researchers identify marker that may predict whether lung cancer likely to spread https://news.tulane.edu/pr/researchers-identify-marker-may-predict-whether-lung-cancer-likely-spread#.XmpS_sKcFHI.twitter
#Drjordankarlitz of @Tulane comments on the Shift in Colorectal Cancer Diagnoses, Deaths to Younger Patients https://nyti.ms/32ZhB1m
