GCMI CEO Tiffany Wilson to present at U.S. Food & Drug Administration Public Meeting on Pediatric Medical Device Development

On August 14, 2018, GCMI CEO Tiffany Wilson will present before an open public meeting hosted by the U.S. FDA on Pediatric Medical Device Development in Silver Spring, MD. This meeting provides a discussion about strategies to enhance the medical device ecosystem to cultivate development and innovation of devices that serve the unique needs of…

Evaluating or Ready to Engage an Industry Leading Preclinical CRO? Connect with T3 Labs at TCT 2018, Booth 334!

The Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics (TCT) meeting is the world’s largest educational meeting specializing in interventional cardiovascular medicine. This year, it will take place on September 21-25, 2018 in San Diego, California. GCMI and T3 Labs will be attending as an exhibitor at TCT again this year. Our booth number is 334.  We’re excited to spend…

Insights from the SEMDA 2018 Marketing & Regulatory Session featuring GCMI’s Mike Fisher

The Marketing & Regulatory Session at SEMDA 2018 explored the goals, responsibilities, and possible pathways of medtech marketers when building awareness and adoption for their products. This session featured panelists Mike Fisher, Director of Product Development for GCMI; Allyson Bower-Willner, Senior Marketing Manager for Molnlycke; and Machelle Shields, Senior Executive Healthcare Policy & Compliance Advisor…

HRS 2018 Insights: Read about future technologies and how T3 Labs can be your partner in emerging EP research.

As the leading annual electrophysiology event, HRS will always bring the latest advancements in pacing, ablation and mapping to the society’s annual meeting. The 2018 edition was no exception and included a few variations on atrial fibrillation (AF) ablations. Catheter Ablation vs/ Antiarrhythmic Drug Therapy The big news from the show was the dissemination of…

Is one young Georgia Tech company about to end complications from epidural misplacement? Read about their experience at T3 Labs.

“It is exceedingly rare for student medtech projects to become companies,” Rains said. “But in a very intentional way, and thanks to a robust local and regional medtech ecosystem, that is exactly what is happening here.” Among the approximately 4 million births in the United States each year, 2.4 million of those mothers elect to…