Our five Med Tech + Digital Health startup teams KT Innovations (KT Cath), MeCo Diagnostics, Violucid, CranioFix, and Equitable Oximeters, presented their five-minute pitches to a room filled with industry professionals.

SOMA helps people with acute and chronic pain monitor and track patterns in their mood, pain and daily activities

Taking a break from her global travels, NEMIC co-founder Lydia Shin Schroter was a guest lecturer at Jegoo Lee's Strategic Management class at the University of Rhode Island's College of Business.

Meant to be a celebration of Rhode Island's vibrant healthcare and Med Tech ecosystem the event far exceeded our highest expectations, drawing 166 attendees. That's a new record for Venture Cafe's Thursday Gathering. Even more exciting, 66 of the attendees were first-time visitors to Venture Cafe.

NEMIC - a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization funded purely on grants and donations from our partners - is among the nonprofits to which donors can contribute during the campaign.

Rhode Island’s bustling Med Tech is definitely something worth celebrating. That’s why NEMIC is partnering with Venture Cafe Providence for a Healthcare & Med Tech speed pitching event.

Ready...Set...Pitch! As spring approaches, baseball players aren't the only ones getting ready to pitch. We're busy preparing for a super exciting Speed Pitch event with Venture Café Providence. In this newsletter, learn how you can participate! Plus, in our Virtual Classroom Course Spotlight, we're detailing our amazing course on pitching your startup.

John Cho was not very familiar with ­Providence a few months ago. As a South Korean entrepreneur in the healthcare sector, he never thought of Rhode Island as a hub for medical technology. So when he applied for a global program in South Korea and was partnered with the New England Medical Innovation Center in Providence, he was unsure what the state could offer him.

When NEMIC Project Manager Joey Gu and Program Director Maey Petrie started researching the idea of launching NEMIC Virtual Classroom, they discovered there was nothing else out there filling this need.

NEMIC Co-Founder Lydia Shin Schroter recently discussed NEMIC’s global efforts with The Providence Business News.

The NEMIC Virtual Classroom asynchronous education platform makes our groundbreaking curriculum - once only available in-person - accessible to entrepreneurs and innovators worldwide on their own time and on their own terms. While providing industry-leading support and mentorship that is convenient, streamlined, and cost-efficient, the NEMIC Virtual Classroom guides participants from idea conception to an investable product and company.

Already known as a hub for Med Tech innovation in New England, The NEMIC Foundation is thrilled to announce it’s once again disrupting the industry with the launch of the NEMIC virtual classroom, and making the organization’s comprehensive Med Tech education programming accessible to innovators around the world.