The winners of the Big Ideas Competition were announced May 16. The program supports novel and innovative projects in informatics and health-care delivery that are clinically relevant, technically feasible and operationally sustainable. Applicants may request up to $50,000 in grant funding.
Read more about the winning teams on the School of Medicine website.
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Philip Needleman, emeritus trustee, longtime benefactor, 85
Amarnath Ghosh, student in Arts & Sciences, 34
Philip E. Cryer, former director of endocrinology division, 84
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