Boston Biomedical Innovation Center
The Boston Biomedical Innovation Center provides funding and resources to academic investigators to foster technology development and accelerate translational research on device, diagnostic, and therapeutic technologies aimed at improving patient care in heart, lung, blood, and sleep disorders.  B-BIC was first funded by NIH in October 2013 to be one of three National Centers for Accelerated Innovation and provides an integrated infrastructure in building bridges to the commercial sector.

Center for Integration of Medicine and Innovative Technology
CIMIT accelerates the healthcare innovation cycle by facilitating collaboration among clinicians, healthcare managers, technologists, engineers and entrepreneurs through the development and implementation of novel products, services and procedures to improve patient care.

Harvard Catalyst | The Harvard Clinical and Translational Science Center

Established in 2008, the Catalyst | Center is dedicated to improving human health by enabling collaboration and providing tools, training, and technologies to clinical and translational investigators. As a shared enterprise of Harvard University, Harvard Catalyst resources are made freely available to all Harvard faculty and trainees, regardless of institutional affiliation or academic degree.

Harvard Catalyst works with Harvard schools and the academic healthcare centers (hospitals) to build and grow an environment where discoveries are rapidly and efficiently translated to improve human health. We catalyze research across all clinical and translational domains by providing investigators with opportunities such as pilot funding, with free resources such as biostatistics consultations, with educational programs such as the Master’s Program in Clinical and Translational Investigation and over a dozen courses, and with a range of web tools that assist in data collection and team collaboration efforts.

The Harvard Innovation Lab (i-lab)
The i-lab is a cross-university resource center for students from across Harvard interested in entrepreneurship and innovation. The programming offered by the i-lab is designed to help students grow their ventures at any stage of development and covers a wide range of disciplines.

MIT Hacking Medicine
MIT Hacking Medicine energizes and connects the best minds across MIT and the health ecosystem to teach, learn, and launch the next generation of healthcare solutions to solve healthcare’s biggest challenges at home and abroad.

Hacking Healthcare Entrepreneurship: A Startup Guide Inspired by MIT’s H@cking Medicine
In this eBook, with stories written by Christina Hernandez Sherwood and Nicola Parry, you’ll read more about our process, get insight from entrepreneurs who got their start at H@cking Medicine hackathons, and go inside our biggest event to date: Healthcare’s Grand H@ckfest.

The Capital Network

We bring together the area’s largest active community of investors and startup experts to provide you with the practical, hands-on education and personalized mentoring you need as you navigate the fundraising process.
Our programs were created in collaboration with the investors who fund our area’s startups; they regularly participate in our curriculum development and execution, and share what you need to know, before you ask them for capital. We’re a non-profit organization, and our mission is clear: we are here to get your high growth startup smart and fundable.