Marc Triola, MD, director of IIME, believes technology creates more—not fewer—opportunities for medical students.

Technology Ventures and Partnerships is pioneering academic drug discovery.

Our programs impart the skills required to launch a successful new venture in the biomedical industry.

NYU School of Medicine helps physician–investigators recognize the commercial potential of their work.

Our surgeons developed a device to improve quality of life for people with early osteoarthritis of the knee.

Patrick Hardison, a volunteer firefighter, played a big role in the smooth recovery from his 2015 transplant.

Our chief clinical officer, Dr. Andrew Brotman, discusses a strategy for growth that puts patients first.

A volunteer firefighter successfully underwent the most extensive face transplant in history.

NYU Langone was one of the first medical centers in the US to change hand surgery protocols.

Faced with the prospect of becoming wheelchair bound, a cancer patient walks thanks to interactive software.