Michelle Khine

2013 BME-IDEA – Seattle, WA

Program ElementsThe BioENGINE (BioEngineering, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship) Master’s Program will provide rigorous and practical hands-on team-based training in biomedical innovation, entrepreneurship / intrapreneurship and commercialization. BioENGINE will train students through experiential learning to become experts in developing biomedical devices and technologies.

352 Biomedical Companies• 228 Medical Device• 105 Biopharm/Biotech• 19 Medical Svcs or Software

2013 BME-IDEA – Seattle, WA

Novel Feature

Year long course to go from medical need to working device prototype• Fall: Skill building (e.g. Solidworks, program

microcontrollers, finite element modeling, data acquisition and analysis) , team assembly, understanding the medical problem

• Winter: prototype conception (e.g. 3D printing) and design• Spring: prototype building, assembly, testing, data

collectionhttp://www.youtube.com/user/ucibme180/videoshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mGDxYebnikGlobal Health Effortshttps://www.dropbox.com/sh/h462vsf22uhuck9/doYxr0dQFb#lh:null-Tang%20-%20Thailand%202013-07-17_1280x720.mp4Advisory Board of PhysiciansIntrapreneurship and Entrenreneurship track (apprenticed start up)

3 Course BioENGINE Design Sequence to Learn how to Innovate Medical Device Technologies

2013 BME-IDEA – Seattle, WA

Novel Feature

• Teams will enter business plan competition

• Write SBIR/STTR grants• Student teams are supported

by the ecosystem we have developed for them, where they have ready access to physicians, successful entrepreneurs, prototyping labs, legal counsel, investors, regulatory experts, and major medical device companies.

2013 BME-IDEA – Seattle, WA

Outcomes

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• BioENGINE Just funded by the Edwards Foundation