Over the last several months, Surgery has published several manuscripts describing various aspects of innovation and entrepreneurship.
Initially, we focused these articles on the fundamental concepts of innovation, including
the basics of patent law, technology transfer, and seed funding, to highlight a few
examples. Now, we wish to introduce to you programs or models of innovation from groups
that have been successful in this space. Dr. Mark Cohen, associate chair in Surgery
for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and an endocrine surgeon from the University of
Michigan, has solicited manuscripts from leading innovators and entrepreneurs who
have successful programs or models for the developing aspiring entrepreneurs. In the
next several months, Surgery will publish these articles rich in ideas and fundamentals necessary for entrepreneurial
success. We hope that you enjoy these papers and will reach out to the experts who
graciously devoted the time to educate us about this exciting topic.
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Publication history
Published online: September 22, 2018
Accepted:
July 27,
2018
Received:
July 27,
2018
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