Welcome to the Future of Healthcare

At Stanford Biodesign, we bring the world’s most promising minds into our circle to investigate, inspire, and innovate a healthier world for all.

What's Happening at BioDesign

 
  • HEALTH TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION POLICY CONFERENCE Bakul Patel, Sr. Director, Global Digital Health Strategy & Regulatory at Google, will keynote the policy program’s inaugural convening in Washington DC on May 8, 2024. He will speak on “Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Healthcare.”
    REGISTER HERE 
  • HEALTH POLICY WEBINAR: ORPHAN DRUG INDICATIONS 2023-25 Policy Fellow Erika Modina moderated a discussion on rare disease treatments and how legislative efforts like the Inflation Reduction Act and the Orphan Cures Act could impact the balance required between innovation, affordability, and access.
    WATCH THE RECORDING 
  • HEALTH POLICY WEBINAR: DIGITAL INTEROPERABILITY 2023-25 Policy Fellow Rebekah Dailey moderated a conversation on the development of TEFCA (Trusted Exchange Framework Common Agreement), its implementation, and limitations.
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  • Programs If you’re passionate about improving health through technology, we can help you find the program that’s right for you. 500+ More than 500 fellows, students, faculty, and executives trained per year
  • Our Impact Stanford Biodesigners achieve amazing results as teachers, corporate innovators, and founders of health tech start-ups. 56 56 companies launched from technologies initiated at Biodesign
  • Giving With your support, we can continue to catalyze life-changing health technologies to help people everywhere.9.4M+ more than 9.4 million patients helped by Biodesign-originated products

Contact Us

We are happy to answer questions about fellowships, courses, events, giving opportunities, and other activities at Stanford’s Byers Center for Biodesign.

  • Address
    James H. Clark Center
    318 Campus Drive
    E100
    Stanford, CA 94305-5428
  • Phone
    (650) 736-1160
  • Email
    biodesign@stanford.edu