Ventures

Browse a selection of current and former i-lab ventures.
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All
25
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Harvard Business School
4
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Harvard College
6
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Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
1
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Harvard Graduate School of Education
1
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Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
3
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Harvard Medical School
11
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Harvard School of Dental Medicine
2
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Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
5
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Non-Harvard Affiliate
3
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All
61
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Aid and Relief
1
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Biotech and Life Sciences
19
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Childhood Development
1
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Digital Health
6
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Energy, Oil, Renewables, and Environment
1
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Healthcare
8
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Insurance
1
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Medical Devices and Hardware
11
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Mental Health
2
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Personal Health and Wellness
1
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Public Health and Global Health
1
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Software/App
4
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Therapeutics
1
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Beacon Bio
Improving hearing and healing by restoring eardrums with regenerative grafts.
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ENF Medical, LLC
Developing cutting-edge nanofiber technology for customizable grafts in bone, dental, IVD, cartilage, and bioactive implant coatings.
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Global Particle Therapy (GPT)
Offering cancer patients access to affordable, advanced proton therapy by reducing the size and cost of existing devices via disruptive technology.
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Limax Biosciences
Treating internal and external injuries with a stretchable adhesive hydrogel.
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miniDia
Developing an AI-powered point-of-care device for at-home organ transplant monitoring.
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PeriPeach
Preventing severe tears from childbirth.
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RhinUS
Eliminating the root cause of chronic sinus infection through a simple, minimally invasive in-clinic treatment.
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Serosafe
Designing medical devices to create a safer, healthier post-operative patient recovery experience.
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SurgiBox
Making surgery safer for both patients and healthcare providers around the world through innovative technology, co-developed with users and centered around patient needs.
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Vacuum-Assisted Wound Therapy Affordable For All (VATARA)
Providing low-cost, negative pressure wound therapy for everyone.
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X-COR Therapeutics
Creating the first commercially-available extracorporeal CO2 removal device that uses ultra-low-blood flow to treat patients with hypercarbic respiratory failure.