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Unmet Medical Needs: Let's Get to Work
CTC Announces Life Sciences Initiative
The FCC and Privacy: A Conversation with The Hon. Peter Swire
The Honorable Peter Swire served in privacy roles in the Clinton and Obama Administrations. Leading up to the filing deadline on the FCC's proposed rulemaking regarding privacy and ISPs, we spoke to Peter about a study released recently by the Institute for Information Security and Privacy at Georgia Tech.
Accelerator Study Released by CBIA
The Cyber Marketplace is Coming
Means to an End: Inside the Founder's Studio with Marcel LeBrun
Investor Attitudes Toward Internet Regulations
Why Is Regional, Multi-Sector Information Sharing Critical?
Guest Post: Tech Companies Should Rejoice at Verizon’s Stake in AwesomenessTV
Internet Regulation and Investment
DHS to Convene in Silicon Valley with Startups
Guest Post: Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator Acceleration Invite
CTC's Gardner Elected to TECNA Board
Guest Post: Gulf Cooperation Council Visits California
Tech Councils Convene in New Brunswick
State Cyber Task Force Meets in Sacramento Region
First Pitch: Digital Health Features Rising Stars
CBIA Meets at UC Irvine
The California Business Incubation Alliance met on Wednesday, March 23rd at UC Irvine. The new facility at The Cove in the UC Irvine Research Park served as the spectacular backdrop for the meeting.
Attendees discussed corporate partnerships and compared practices for attracting corporate support in various forms.
How to Become an Overnight Success in a Decade or Less
Promising advances in the combination of technology and healthcare have led to successive waves of innovation since the genomic revolution. The combination of genomic data, health information systems, inexpensive and ubiquitous sensors, integration with mobile phones and watches, and other factors have contributed to the dramatic rise in potential for "digital health" to change our overall care. So why is getting to scale proving so challenging?