Eric Leuthardt, MD, is quite the Renaissance Man. An accomplished neurosurgeon, inventor, playwright, book author, clothing designer and father of two, Eric has built a career with and around brains in a way no one would have imagined early [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Mike Frost, Director of Product Management for Cloud and Platform Technologies at SAS, joins this episode of Intel Chip Chat to talk about Intel Xeon Scalable processors powering SAS [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Dr. Xavier Urtubey, CEO and Co-Founder of AccuHealth, joins us to discuss artificial intelligence for home-based virtual medical care. AccuHealth is a Santiago, Chile based technology-enabled healthcare company seeking [See the full post…]

At 32 years old, Jessica “Jess” McNair never saw stroke as a problem she would have to face. To her, strokes happened to the elderly or people with multiple risk factors. However, one morning she learned that strokes can happen [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Bryce Olson, Global Marketing Director for the Health and Life Sciences Group at Intel, joins us live from the Intel AI Lounge at SXSW. Olson’s unique journey to [See the full post…]

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: Ishai Tal, Head of Platform and Cloud Architecture at Carestream Health, joins us in this episode of Conversations in the Cloud to discuss next generation medical imaging data and analytics [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Dr. Michael Voss, Software Architect at Intel, and Robert Geva, Senior Principal Engineer and Compiler Writer at Intel, join us to discuss parallel computing with Intel Threading Building Blocks [See the full post…]

Healthcare company Integra Life Sciences discusses using an Oracle PaaS Cloud hosting solution from NTT DATA and Dimension Data on SuperCluster to securely accelerate enterprise application deployments after an acquisition.

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A self-described geek, Dorit Donoviel was happily pursuing a career in molecular biology until a chance encountered diverted her course to space medicine. Today, Dorit directs the Biomedical Innovations Lab, Center for Space Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in [See the full post…]

While determining what to do with college and her career, Jessica Rousset struggled to decide – go with the right brain and be an artist or go with the left brain and pursue engineering. In a way she has managed [See the full post…]

Infectious disease physician, entrepreneur, and life-long innovator, Diego Miralles has pursued the frontiers of medicine on three continents, and in at least three distinct settings: academia, biotech startups, and the largest pharma company on earth, J&J. There, he founded both [See the full post…]

Emerging technologies bring not just profound opportunities but also vexing ethical dilemmas, involving issues such as privacy, consent, and access.

Today’s guest, Michelle Meyer, is a bioethicist and legal scholar who seeks to bring clarity and structure to this [See the full post…]

The success of Silicon Valley is often attributed to the ability of the entrepreneurial community to embrace setbacks rather than punishing those who experience them. Celebrating these setbacks has become an art form of it own as a recent NYT [See the full post…]

So much emphasis has been placed on fitness and wearables over the last five years and much has been made of whether these trackers can translate to better health or are just there to make people feel a sense of [See the full post…]

Siemens at Arab Health 2016 Get an impression of what’s been happening at our booths at Arab Health 2016.

Discover how Siemens answers the need to increase the quality of care while reducing costs at Arab Health 2016. Siemens Healthcare [See the full post…]

The gap between the promise and practice of technology has been especially vivid in the area of pharmaceutical clinical trials, where even switching from paper to electronic data capture has proved too radical for some sponsors. Today’s guest, Kara Dennis, [See the full post…]

The management team at Family HealthCare Associates discusses their use of the Dimension Vista 1500 System and ADVIA Centaur System from Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics.

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healthcare.siemens.com [See the full post…]

James Joyce, the famous Irish author once said, “A man of genius makes no mistakes. His errors are volitional and are the portraits of discovery.” His namesake, entrepreneur Jim Joyce, could not agree more. An entrepreneur many times over and [See the full post…]

For years, medical research seemed focused on understanding disease processes primarily through model organisms such as yeast, flies, and mice. Today’s guest, Merck’s Robert Plenge, offers the radical suggestion that with the help of emerging technology “humans serve as the [See the full post…]

One of the most significant challenges faced by the healthcare community is that the biggest companies want to innovate but can’t get out of their own way, while the smallest companies want to have an impact, but can’t get any [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: In this livecast from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Stephan Litjens, Senior Vice President of Innovation Steering at Nokia stops by to talk about the transformation of mobile technologies [See the full post…]

Tech Tonics started 2015 with a goal of featuring the people and passion at the intersection of technology and health. We had 24 great shows featuring the perspectives of consumers and physicians, technologists and investors and others who represent the [See the full post…]

John Hixson’s career has taken him from a small town near Waco, Texas to the Johns Hopkins Medical School, a neurology residency at the University of Pennyslvannia, and ultimately to his current role at neurologist at UCSF and the [See the full post…]

Alexandra “Alex” Drane has been talking about the Unmentionables like end of life, sex, loneliness and empathy long before it was cool to address these topics as core healthcare issues. Always the brightest light in any room, Alex draws people [See the full post…]

Writer, editor, entrepreneur, visionary – Thomas Goetz has always combined a sophisticated understanding of emerging technologies with a profound sense of humanism. This was evident in his work at Wired (where he served as executive editor for eleven years), in [See the full post…]