HealthSteps at the UF Celebration of Innovation

GatorJUG member Ben King created HealthSteps and today he will present at the UF Celebration of Innovation. 

From Ben:
"I am presenting at the UF Celebration of Innovation showcase Tuesday,April 4th, at 3:15pm, along with 9 other start-up companies in Gainesville. There is registration fee to attend the event from 12-5pm, however the awards and reception from 5-7pm is free. Come by the reception to have a drink and learn about the latest HealthSteps developments and our first pilot project with UF Health Pediatric Oncology. Thank you.
This year the University of Florida (UF) will hold its eleventh annual startup showcase, “A Celebration of Innovation” on April 4, 2017  at the Hilton University of Florida Hotel and Conference Center. The showcase is a unique opportunity to see startup companies commercializing the latest life science, medical device, and cutting-edge technologies generated as a result of the more than $700 million in research conducted annually at UF. Those interested in licensing, commercializing, investing or otherwise becoming involved with getting new discoveries to the marketplace won’t want to miss this year’s showcase. 
More details and event registration may be viewed here:
http://research.ufl.edu/otl/about-otl/a-celebration-of-innovation-s...

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