Dell Medical School Impact on Innovation: Biomedical and Life Sciences
In just eight years since launching in 2014, Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin is already having a higher-than-expected impact on the regional health innovation and life sciences sector – from new research and inventions to catalyzing UT campus collaborations and commercialization – according to a *new report* from the Bureau of Business Research (BBR), an organized research unit of the IC2 Institute at UT Austin.
SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT
Austin Life Science community focus group and survey report
Contact Details
For more information about the study, contact BBR Director Bruce Kellison, Ph.D., bkellison@ic2.utexas.edu.
For media inquiries, contact Deputy Director Gregory Pogue, Ph.D., at gpogue@ic2.utexas.edu
About the BBR
The BBR provides communities and policymakers with evidence-based socio-economic research for a stronger and more resilient Texas. Since its founding in 1926, the BBR has developed a reputation for nonpartisan analysis of economic trends through publications, independent reports, and sponsored research. Especially now, BBR’s mission is to serve Texas and its communities with ground-breaking research, critical analysis, and actionable findings towards economic recovery and broad-based growth.