Catalyzing the Future of Bioengineering for Human Health
The inaugural Catalyst Lecture will explore how bold scientific discoveries and engineering innovations are expanding the boundaries of what is possible in human health. The event will highlight transformative innovations in bioengineering that are reshaping the prevention, diagnosis, or management of disease. Speakers will demonstrate how interdisciplinary research is accelerating the translation of discoveries into solutions that enhance clinical care, improve patient outcomes, and enable more personalized approaches to medicine.
Beyond showcasing technological innovations, this Catalyst Lecture event will encourage conversations that bring together experts from complementary disciplines to examine major questions in bioengineering for human health from multiple perspectives. Speakers will be encouraged to emphasize the impact of scientific innovations by specifically illustrating how these advances affect health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities throughout the lifespan. Speakers will also be encouraged to explore opportunities and challenges associated with responsible innovation, including community engagement, ethical considerations and thoughtful integration into healthcare. The goal of this Catalyst Lecture event is to identify emerging scientific frontiers, foster dialogue across disciplines, catalyze new collaborations, and inspire the next generation of innovations that will shape the future of health.
When:
Thursday, November 12, 2026, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM (UTC-07:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
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