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Lessons Learned From COVID-19: Are There Silver Linings for Biomedical Innovation?
FasterCures wants to ensure that the lessons of the COVID-19 crisis are not lost once the current u
rgency subsides — not only for combating future infectious d
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The Value of Building an Interdisciplinary Scientific Workforce — A Call to Philanthropy
The challenges that science strives to solve are increasingly complex, and making progress toward t
hem requires constant innovation and the expertise of multiple fields of study.
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Recalibrating Workforce Development Across California
The COVID-19 crisis has had far-reaching consequences, including the upending of traditional work s
ystems and the continued exacerbation of existing inequities in California’s economic landscape.
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How to Identify Health Innovation Gaps?
In partnership with the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Accelerate Clinical Innova
tion Initiative, the Milken Institute has identified health innovation gaps as well as disease and condition categories with the highest economic and soci
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Feeding the World's Hungry: Fostering an Efficient and Responsive Food Access Pipeline
The 2008 global financial crisis left people with less money to feed their families and institution
s with fewer resources to help. At the time of the lab, hunger impacted 1B people, 65% of whom were concentrated in seven countries. Despite t
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State Technology and Science Index 2012
Massachusetts is first -- again -- in the Milken Institute's State Technology and Science Index 201
2.
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Regulation and Supervision of the Biggest Banks by the Biggest Countries: Consensus on Principles, Variation in Practices
All around the world, financial system policymakers continue to respond vigorously to the problems
in financial markets, institutions, and regulation and supervision brought into relief by the crisis of 2007 through 2009.
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podcast episode
Ep. 122: New Dimensions, with HP’s Enrique Lores
“We all have learned the things that a few months ago we thought were not possible were really pos
sible....As I think about manufacturing, I think about two big changes.
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Ep. 121: The Novelist and the Neurologist, with John Grisham and Neal Kassell
“Once I realized the potential of this non-invasive surgical procedure to save countless lives and
improve the healthcare of millions of people, I realized how important this work can be and is.” — John Grisham
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Ep. 120: Foresight, with Julie Sweet
“The crisis happened at a time of exponential change in technology that was already transforming t
he way we work, how we engage with clients, how we make decisions….And then you instantly had behavioral change at a scale that we've never seen in
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video
Disruptive FinTech: A Look at Markets in Five Years
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