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NYC MedTech, BioTech, Pharma Pitch & Networking Event

NYC MedTech, BioTech, Pharma Pitch & Networking Event

Tue, Oct 27, 11:00 PM
From Startup Pitch & Networking – NYC
4.4

**✨ To join this event, please make sure to book your ticket here 👉 [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nyc-biotech-pharma-medtech-networking-pitch-mixer-tickets-2001386115748](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nyc-biotech-pharma-medtech-networking-pitch-mixer-tickets-2001386115748)** **Spaces are limited, and only registered guests with a ticket will be able to attend. Don’t miss out!** **Pitch & Networking Event: MedTech, HealthTech, BioTech** An evening dedicated to innovation in healthcare and life sciences. This event brings together **medtech pioneers, healthtech innovators, biotech founders, investors, and industry experts** for live pitches and valuable networking. The heart of the event is **open pitching**—and everyone is invited to take the mic. Whether you’re building medical devices, developing biotech solutions, working on digital health platforms, or investing in transformative technologies, you’ll have **1 minute to pitch** your venture, service, or collaboration opportunity. **Why Attend?** * **Founders & Innovators**: Pitch your startup, gain visibility, and connect with investors and strategic partners. * **Investors**: Discover promising startups in medtech, healthtech, and biotech and meet ambitious founders. * **Service Providers & Experts**: Offer your expertise to founders seeking legal, marketing, or technical support. * **Industry Professionals**: Explore new projects, advisory roles, and collaborative opportunities in health innovation. **What to Expect:** * Open networking on arrival * 1-minute live pitches from attendees (no slides, no panels—just clear and direct sharing) * Post-pitch networking to follow up with interesting connections * A curated group of founders, investors, service providers, and health innovation professionals **Start Networking Before the Event** Once you register, you’ll receive access to our **dedicated WhatsApp group**, so you can introduce yourself, share what you’re working on, and connect with other attendees before the event even begins. **Who Should Attend?** * Medtech, healthtech & biotech startup founders * Life sciences investors and VCs * Service providers: legal, marketing, tech, consulting * Researchers, scientists, health professionals & ecosystem builders Whether you’re pitching a breakthrough innovation, offering growth services, or looking for strategic connections—this is your platform to connect, collaborate, and grow. **🎯 Only 50 spots available – register now to secure yours.👉 Click “Follow” on our profile to stay updated on future events.**

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Tech x Market Decoders (This week - Let's Talk about Jev)

Tech x Market Decoders (This week - Let's Talk about Jev)

Tue, Oct 6, 10:00 PM
From Tech x Market Decoders

**We decode tech and market signals together, *salon-style with a curated group* -** so you can operate, invest, and decide better. You MUST register on Luma to get the address and attend. Here is the link - https://luma.com/49gyscb7 * ​Past attendees have been founders, investors and operators who work in tech or tech-adjacent roles across industries # ​Our Why ​AI can build a financial model, summarize an earnings call, or map a competitive landscape in seconds. ​*What AI cannot do is connect the dots around what's happening right now - a technology, a trend, a business, an idea, a decision. Or what a moment like that actually signals.* ​*That takes human judgment, experience, and taste.* The kind you only build by studying real examples, arguing them out loud, and testing your read against people who see it differently than you do. ​**If you want a space to actually grow your thinking IRL and connect with people who match that energy, this is it.** # ​That's what Tech x Market Decoders is for. ​**Every week, we pick one topic** — a company or startup everyone's talking about, a technology reshaping an industry, or a shift in how things are being built or bought. Bring your laptop. ## ​Here's how it works: * ​**Check-in and Intros** * ​**15 minutes — decode solo.** Quiet research time. Dig into the news, the product, the tech, the data. No talking, just thinking. * ​**45 minutes — decode together.** We open the floor. What did you find? Where do you disagree? What's convincing, what's overhyped, what would change your mind? This is where judgment actually gets built — not from reading alone, but from testing your read against someone else's. * ​**Last few minutes —** wrap up. ​You'll leave with a sharper read on the topic than you walked in with, and a few new perspectives you hadn't considered. That's the whole point. # ​**This week's topic:** **Let's Talk About Jev!** ​A tiny AI startup called Jev just went viral for doing the opposite of what every other AI company is doing — it doesn't chat at all. Built by an ex-OpenAI researcher, Jev only returns fast, structured decisions (yes/no, multiple choice, confidence scores) instead of generating text, and it's reportedly fielding funding offers north of $10 billion just over a week after launch. ​**We're decoding:** Is Jev a genuinely new category of AI — a faster, cheaper layer sitting underneath the chatbots — or is this hype-cycle enthusiasm for something that's really just a narrow classifier with good marketing? ​*Supporting questions:* Does the "specialized model" approach threaten the big general-purpose LLMs, or complement them? What would it take for Jev's $10B valuation talk to actually make sense a year from now? ​Come as you are — operator, investor, builder, or just someone who reads too much tech or business news and wants to discuss with smart people. ​*Prep not required but feel free to do some home research before you arrive if you'd like.* ​\*\*Refunds available up to 48 hours before the session. After that, we are sorry but the fee is non-refundable. ​**About Us** ​This event is organized by Innovest, a media-led intelligence platform at the intersection of tech and markets, built for operators, investors, and founders. Through newsletters, a growing library of business models, and events like this one, we're building the judgment, experience, and taste that no AI can replace — one pattern, one playbook, one signal at a time. ​**Disclaimer** ​By registering for this event, you'll be added to our two newsletters. You can unsubscribe at any time.

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PHDs & Pints: How AI Sees Cancer

PHDs & Pints: How AI Sees Cancer

Tue, Oct 6, 10:30 PM
From New York Coworking Friends
4.8

​Join us in meeting at Sour Mouse's evening lecture series, PHDs and Pints! We'll meet up a little beforehand to hang out, chat, and socialize a bit before the lecture. Join the **[Whatsapp chat](https://waprotect.com/b4SxaaAB?utm_source=luma)** to make sure you find our group. ​This is not a dry academic talk. Expect storytelling, humor, surprising insights, and plenty of “wait… that’s actually true” moments. ​**How AI Sees Cancer: From Microscope to Machine** ​What if a computer could look at a tiny piece of tissue and find patterns in cancer that the human eye might miss? ​For the next **PHDs & Pints**, we're going inside one of the most fascinating applications of artificial intelligence: **how AI is changing the way we study, detect, and understand cancer.** ​ Join **Dr. Akash Parvatikar, Director of Artificial Intelligence at Biobase and PhD in Computational Biology**, for a look at the rapidly evolving world of digital pathology — where traditional microscope slides are transformed into massive digital images that can be analyzed using machine learning. ​ Akash has spent his career at the intersection of **AI, biology, and pathology**. His research has included developing explainable AI systems for challenging breast cancer diagnoses and studying why even trained pathologists can sometimes interpret the same tissue differently. Today, he works on AI-driven biological data platforms designed to help researchers make sense of increasingly complex biomedical data. ​We'll explore questions like: **What does AI actually "see" when it looks at cancer? Can a machine recognize patterns a doctor might miss? Why can two pathologists look at the same tissue and reach different conclusions? Could AI help make diagnoses more consistent? And where should we *not* trust AI with our health?** ​We'll also look at how scientists are teaching machines to analyze millions of cells, recognize biomarkers and turn traditional pathology slides into entirely new sources of data — while confronting a critical problem: if an AI reaches a conclusion, doctors need to understand **why**. ​Please also RSVP[ ](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/phds-pints-how-ai-sees-cancer-tickets-2000720561056?aff=oddtdtcreator&utm_source=luma)**[here on eventbrite](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/phds-pints-how-ai-sees-cancer-tickets-2000720561056?aff=oddtdtcreator&utm_source=luma)** to reserve your spot. ​🚀 **Join the Whatsapp Community to Stay Updated** → Join our **[Whatsapp community](https://waprotect.com/b4SxaaAB?utm_source=luma)** to find people when you arrive, ask any questions, stay updated about the meetup or join socials organized by members on other days. ​**About the Organizer** **[New York Coworking Friends](https://newyorkcoworkingfriends.com/?utm_source=luma)** is a community of remote workers who meet at different coworking spaces, cafes, and other third spaces throughout the city for social coworking sessions to make remote work more fun. Follow us on **[Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/ny_coworking_friends?utm_source=luma).**

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21 attendees
Women In Tech Gather Mixer

Women In Tech Gather Mixer

Thu, Oct 8, 11:30 PM
From Tech Gather NYC
4.5

Join Tech Gather NYC for our Women in Tech mixer! This is an awesome opportunity to connect and vibe with women from all corners of the tech universe, whether you’re a developer, founder, product or anything in between, you belong in our [she, her, they] array. Sign up now to meet like-minded women, share stories, and spark new collaborations.

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Doctors + AI = Better?

Doctors + AI = Better?

Tue, Oct 6, 9:00 PM
From MedStartr.NYC - a Healthcare Innovation Community
4.5

This is a NYC AI Week event. *For free or discounted tickets, to apply to pitch, tables and sponsorship opportunities and more details on the speakers and startups on stage, please visit the full event site at [https://www.medstartr.ai/events/doctors-ai-better](https://www.medstartr.ai/events/doctors-ai-better)* *[MedStartr.ai](https://MedStartr.ai) is the new MedStartr site, a marketplace of medical innovations, community, events and discovery platform.* **Apply to Pitch** Make the semifinals of our JPM Grand Challenge and win a spot on stage at our conference we are doing at JPM in January. If you have a clinical AI startup, [learn more here and apply now.](https://www.medstartr.ai/events/doctors-ai-better/pitch/33) **About this event:** We’ve all seen the headlines. "AI Outperforms Doctors in Diagnosing Cancer." "The Robot Will See You Now." The hype is deafening. Artificial intelligence is poised to revolutionize healthcare, promising to catch diseases earlier, eliminate administrative burnout, and unlock personalized treatments we could only dream of a decade ago. But what's the reality on the ground? Is AI a trusted co-pilot for clinicians, or is it just another layer of tech creating more problems than it solves? Does it empower doctors to be more human, or does it turn them into data-entry clerks for an algorithm they can't explain? Let's be real: "better" isn't about beating a human at a single task. It's about better outcomes, better experiences for patients, and a better, more sustainable life for the people on the front lines of care. So, let's ask the hard questions. Join us for a no-holds-barred conversation that cuts through the noise. We're bringing together physicians, startup innovators, hospital leaders, and patients to debate the motion: Doctors + AI = Better? We'll explore: The Good: Where is AI already making a real, measurable difference in the clinic? The Bad: What are the hidden costs of implementation, the risks of algorithmic bias, and the potential for deskilling our medical workforce? The Sloppy: When AI gets it wrong, who's responsible? And how do we build trust in a black box when a patient's life is on the line? Whether you're a doctor curious about the tools of the future, an innovator building them, an investor trying to find the signal in the noise, or a patient who just wants the best care possible, this conversation is for you. Our panel and pitch contest judges are leaders in the space who have built clinical AI innovations, written books about them and are among the most expert in the space. Come ready to listen, learn, and see some of the best new companies building clinical AI solutions. Join us! **5:00** \- Meet\, Greet and Tweet with amazing Tacos and healthy snacks **5:30** \- Panel: Doctor _ IA= Better? [Ron Razmi, MD](https://www.medstartr.ai/people/ronrazmi), Author of AI Doctor, Managing Partner at Zoi Capital [George Matthew, MD](https://www.medstartr.ai/people/george-mathew-md-mba-facp), Co-Founder, Times.Health, Hospitalist WCMC [Avisha NessAiver, MS](https://www.medstartr.ai/people/avisha-nessaiver-m-s), Founder and AI expert, distilledScience.xyz [Flaviu Simihaian](https://www.medstartr.ai/people/flaviu), Founder: Aventi Health, OpenThanks.com and 1PB.org Moderator: [Alex Fair](https://www.medstartr.ai/people/alex-fair-ms), MedStartr **6:15** \- Networking Break **6:40** \- Top five teams pitch\, 3 minutes each Panel and Crowd as judges **7:15** \- Networking Break **7:55** \- Winners announced **8:00** \- After Event at the Grisly Pear \(which has Karoke starting at 8:30 on the same stage\!\)

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Flushing Tech Bi-Weekly Hackathon

Flushing Tech Bi-Weekly Hackathon

Sat, Oct 3, 8:00 PM
From Flushing Tech
4.8

**🚀 Calling all tech enthusiasts 🚀** Come and join us every 2 weeks from 4 PM - 6 PM at Queens College, Flushing! Bring your laptops, your brightest ideas, and/or on-going projects – and let's build something extraordinary together! The Flushing Tech Meetup invites you to a free-form, self-organized 2-hour mini-hackathon where creativity knows no bounds. We welcome: * Software Engineers & Developers * UX/UI Designers & Design Thinkers * Product & Project Managers * Data Scientists & Analysts * Tech Entrepreneurs & Idea People * Students & Tech Enthusiasts of all levels **All are welcome** The Hackathon is open to the public! You do not need to be a student of Queens College to attend. **Agenda** 1. Welcome and introductions (5min) 2. Ideation - 3-5 ideas will be selected after brainstorming and voting (5-10min) 3. Build build build - meet with your group to build and have fun (1.5hr) 4. Presentations and voting - Present your work and participate in some friendly competition (10min) 5. Closing and networking Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to be part of something big! Mark your calendar, gather your tech gear, and join us bi-weekly in Flushing on Saturday from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Let's build the future together! **Wanna get your gears turning before the big day? Here are some fun ways to prep:** * Git good at Git! 😉 Sharpen those version control skills: https://learngitbranching.js.org/ * Arm yourself with a trusty IDE. VSCode is a fan favorite if you're looking for suggestions! * Designers: Bring your favorite prototyping tools (Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD) * PMs: Brush up on your user story creation and team facilitation skills * Everyone: Let those creative juices flow! **Jot down some wild project ideas:** * No idea is too crazy! The sky's the limit! 🌈 * Just make sure the idea is clearly defined so you can show off something cool as a team when we're done. * It could be anything from a wacky concept to a working prototype. Or maybe you just want to dive into a new tech toy? Go for it! We hope to see you there! --- The address of the Tech Incubator is: CEP Hall #2 65-30 Kissena Blvd Flushing NY 11367 As a courtesy, kindly register with the Tech Incubator too (we're working on linking our systems, bear with us!): https://techincubatorqc.com/flushing-tech-meetup/ If you are driving and need parking, please stop at the main gate to get a temporary parking pass from the public safety.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects professionals interested in biotechnology for events and discussions. Through the platform, you can join groups and events centered around your biotech interests, whether you're looking to network or learn more about advancements in the field.

Search for 'Biotech Meetups' on the Meetup platform and filter by location. This will show you all upcoming events in New York designed for biotech enthusiasts who want to network, learn, and collaborate.

Yes, NYC has a vibrant biotech community. Meetups provide an opportunity to connect with professionals and enthusiasts in the biotech industry, facilitating industry discussions and collaborations.

You can join as many biotech-related groups on Meetup as you like. Each group may offer different perspectives, events, and networking opportunities within the biotech field.

Biotech meetups can be great for career networking. They offer the chance to meet professionals in your industry, exchange ideas, and potentially discover new career opportunities in biotech.

Some Meetup events are free, while others might have a fee. The cost depends on the organizers. Be sure to check the event details on the Meetup website for each meeting.

Biotech events range from networking sessions to lectures and workshops. These gatherings provide opportunities to learn about the latest trends and research in the biotech field.

No, you don’t have to be a professional to attend biotech meetups. These events are open to anyone with an interest in biotechnology, ranging from students to industry professionals.

Yes, anyone can organize a meetup through the platform. Simply create a group, plan your event, and invite biotech enthusiasts or professionals in the area to join.

Not all Meetup events are in-person. Many are held online, particularly since the rise of virtual channels. Check event specifics to see if it's in-person or virtual.

Meetup facilitates introductions but doesn’t guarantee immediate connections. Building relationships often requires active participation and follow-up beyond single events.

Group activity levels vary. Some are frequently held, while others may hold events less often, depending on the organizer. Always check their schedules and event updates.

Meetup uses your profile and activity to suggest groups that might fit your interests, including those in fields like biotech.

If no group matches your biotech interest, consider starting your own group to attract and gather like-minded individuals.

Updates depend on the group organizers. It’s best to confirm details close to the event date to ensure accurate information.