A lightweight map of the NYC health tech, med tech, and biotech ecosystem -- events, communities, and resources to help founders, operators, researchers, clinicians, investors, and BD people find what is happening and where to plug in.
Events are curated from community submissions, newsletters, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and ecosystem sources. We are testing an AI-assisted workflow to turn raw event info into clean calendar updates.
Groups, hubs, institutions, and recurring communities across NYC health tech, med tech, and biotech.
A 1,200+ person NYC health tech community hosting 40+ in-person events per year, curated WhatsApp sub-groups, and a member hub for jobs, pairings, and perks.
Visit →New York's leading life science advocacy and membership organization, connecting biotech and life science leaders through events, policy work, and a member directory.
Visit →A community and resource for product managers working in health tech, offering networking, events, and career development support across the NYC ecosystem.
Visit →A student-led organization running the largest global community of bio-innovators, offering the Activator program, PATH education, and venture support for academic biotech founders.
Visit →A global network of digital health professionals hosting intimate, high-quality networking events in major cities including New York, focused on connecting founders, investors, and operators.
Visit →A platform and community for biotech professionals and enthusiasts, covering news, events, and career opportunities across the life sciences industry.
Visit →A monthly NYC biotech mixer bringing together founders, academics, clinicians, and investors for informal networking — no panels, no pitches, just authentic conversation.
Visit →An NYC community of health and biotech professionals who connect through run clubs and active social events, fostering relationships outside the conference room.
Visit →Columbia University's technology commercialization office, running events, workshops, and programs that help researchers translate scientific discoveries into life science startups.
Visit →A life sciences incubator and innovation hub in the greater NYC area supporting early-stage biotech companies with lab space, mentorship, and community programming.
Visit →A nonprofit community connecting NYC's neurotech ecosystem — founders, researchers, investors, and clinicians — through mixers, summits, and fireside chats.
Visit →A 180-year-old institution hosting public events and lectures at the intersection of health, medicine, and society — from AI in healthcare to public health equity.
Visit →Cornell Tech's health tech initiative on Roosevelt Island hosts an annual Health Tech Summit and public events bridging technology, medicine, and entrepreneurship in NYC.
Visit →A first-of-its-kind resource hub for New York's life sciences ecosystem, connecting companies to careers, funding, facilities, and services across the state.
Visit →The Simons Foundation's Flatiron Institute hosts scientific seminars and public events at the intersection of computational biology, neuroscience, and quantitative life sciences.
Visit →CUNY's ASRC hosts interdisciplinary science events and public seminars spanning structural biology, neuroscience, nanoscience, and environmental science in NYC.
Visit →The Icahn School of Medicine and Mount Sinai Health System host ongoing public seminars, grand rounds, and community health events across their NYC campuses.
Visit →A Westchester-based innovation hub offering regular life sciences networking events, spotlight series, and programming for biotech entrepreneurs in the greater NYC metro area.
Visit →A biotech co-working and incubator facility in Manhattan, offering early-stage life sciences companies lab space, top-of-the-line equipment, and access to NYU Langone resources.
Visit →Weill Cornell Medicine hosts hundreds of public lectures, grand rounds, workshops, and conferences annually across clinical and translational medicine, AI in health, and biomedical science.
Visit →Monthly meetups for health tech founders, investors, and enthusiasts. Join 3,000+ members building the future of healthcare.
Visit →The premier biotech community in New York, connecting researchers, entrepreneurs, and VCs in life sciences.
Visit →A Harlem-based biotech incubator focused on early-stage companies, with a tight-knit founder community, open house events, and technical workshops for the uptown biotech scene.
Visit →A WhatsApp-centric NYC health tech and biotech community connecting founders, investors, and operators across the ecosystem.
Visit →A massive life sciences ecosystem at 345 Park Ave South hosting Cure Conversations, networking mixers, and residencies for health tech startups.
Visit →A premier startup platform at the Alexandria Center for Life Science supporting high-growth biotech companies with intense networking and infrastructure.
Visit →Johnson & Johnson Innovation's NYC incubator in SoHo, hosting QuickFire Challenges, educational sessions on regulatory and commercialization, and serving as a major community node.
Visit →A biotech hub at the Brooklyn Army Terminal providing lab space and ecosystem support for emerging life sciences companies in NYC.
Visit →A research institute and community hub for regenerative medicine professionals, hosting an annual conference and public events at their 40,000 sq ft facility.
Visit →A Brooklyn-based community biolab offering public classes, biohacker meetups, and a bridge between art and biotech.
Visit →An NYCEDC-managed initiative and massive alumni network of young professionals and students serving as the feeder system for most NYC biotech startups.
Visit →A professional organization promoting the careers, development, and leadership of women in the life sciences across the NY metro area.
Visit →A global organization with a strong NYC chapter focused on physician-led innovation, connecting clinicians, founders, and investors.
Visit →A 200-year-old institution hosting events, symposia, and programs at the intersection of science, health, and society, including major AI-in-healthcare conferences.
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