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NYC MedTech, BioTech, Pharma Pitch & Networking Event

NYC MedTech, BioTech, Pharma Pitch & Networking Event

Tue, Sep 22, 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-1997847619009](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nyc-biotech-pharma-medtech-networking-pitch-mixer-tickets-1997847619009)** **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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No Free Lunches: Why Physics Still Matters in an AI-Driven Drug Discovery World

No Free Lunches: Why Physics Still Matters in an AI-Driven Drug Discovery World

Wed, Sep 16, 10:00 PM
From New York Area Group for Informatics and Modeling (NYAGIM)
4.9

AI is everywhere in drug discovery — platform companies promise it can replace a considerable share of the discovery process, and established discovery companies promise more molecules, faster. Much of this is genuinely intriguing, and some of it will win. But every AI approach is fundamentally bounded by the training data it learns from, and that boundary quietly limits scope in ways that are easy to overlook in the current enthusiasm. Physics-based methods have never promised something for nothing — but they remain essential for filling exactly the gaps that data-driven approaches cannot see. 👉 **Join NYAGIM for our 2026 Q3 event** to connect with the local computational chemistry and informatics community. **David Pearlman Biography** David Pearlman is a computational chemist with over forty years of experience in academic research, drug discovery, and software development. He earned his Ph.D. in Chemistry from UC Berkeley, completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Peter Kollman's lab at UCSF, and became a founding employee at Biosym Technologies, where he led development of the first commercialized structure-based drug design platform. He later worked at Vertex Pharmaceuticals and built and led the BioLuminate biologics software platform at Schrödinger, Inc. Dr. Pearlman was also a first author and principal developer of the widely used AMBER program, publishing extensively on free energy perturbation, ligand scoring, and protein modeling. He writes about drug discovery and computation at [ahalflife.substack.com](http://ahalflife.substack.com/), and is currently Vice President of Product at QSimulate, advancing GPU-accelerated QM/MM integration into production-scale drug discovery workflows.

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75 attendees
IBM Champions and Friends: Responsible AI and Bobathon

IBM Champions and Friends: Responsible AI and Bobathon

Mon, Sep 28, 2:00 PM
From Data, Cloud and AI in NYC
4.5

Please join us on September 28 in NYC for an exciting day involving IBM Champions. [IBM Champions](https://www.ibm.com/community/ibm-champions/) are advocates for IBM Technologies. The agenda will include a Bob Challenge (a Bobathon), where you will be working in a team that includes an IBM Champion. An outline agenda follows (subject to change): **Morning:** 10:00 Networking 10:30 Sessions from IBM Champions 11:45 Responsible AI from [IBM Fellow Francesca Rossi](https://research.ibm.com/people/francesca-rossi) 12:30 Morning closes **Afternoon:** 2:00 Bob Keynote 2:30 Bobathon Overview 2:45 Hear from prior Bobathon activities for inspiration 3:00 Bobathon starts 5:30 Afternoon closes The Bobathon ends on September 29. You will continue to work with your team virtually after 5:30pm on September 28. Benefits of joining the session include: * Building an application with Bob (an AI-Powered Development Partner) supported by mentors * Learning about the [IBM Champions program](https://www.ibm.com/community/ibm-champions/) and mingling with Champions (Perhaps you will become a Champion in 2027?) * Becoming aware of the latest trends in AI Ethics and Responsible AI. Hearing from international and innovation leaders When you respond here [https://ibm.biz/~ngn2WzzHU](https://ibm.biz/~ngn2WzzHU), we'll share how you register fully for the event. You will be expected to attend a prerequisite virtual event about IBM Bob, to ensure you are ready for the Bob Challenge and to get the most out of the day. We look forward to seeing you on September 28.

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9 attendees
NYC Tech Mixer 2026

NYC Tech Mixer 2026

Thu, Sep 24, 10:00 PM
From NYC Tech Meetup
4.1

**JOIN US FOR THE BEST NETWORKING EVENT IN NYC!** **As seen in Entrepreneur Magazine** THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• NYC Tech Mixer is the fastest growing startup, digital & tech networking organization in the country. Our events are comprised of the most influential professionals in the area. THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• Our purpose is to help our members forge strong, lasting relationships within the community – combining Fortune 500/1000s with Entrepreneurs and Startups. We’re creating unique opportunities & connections to help you grow your business and network both offline and online through our proprietary platform (coming soon). Enjoy The Most Successful Startup & Tech Mixer In A Fun, Relaxed Atmosphere Mingle With Highly Successful Men & Women In The Entrepreneur, Startup, Tech & Web3 Space. Find Your Next Client, Employee, Business Partner or Co-founder “Your Network Is Your Net Worth.” Come Build Your Network With Us! THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• **COMPANIES OFTEN IN ATTENDANCE** (... just to name a few) Google • Sony • Electronic Arts • Hulu • Hautelook • The Honest Company • Disney • Apple • Activision • Live Nation • Dollar Shave Club • Facebook • Snapchat • Trunk Club • ZipRecruiter • Experian • DreamWorks Amplify • HBO • Edmonds.com • DogVacay • NBC Universal • YouTube • BeachBody • Playstation...and so many more JOIN US FROM 6:00 - 9:00PM • DRINKS\* • AMAZING COMPANY • TOP COMPANIES • TOP TALENT \*cash bar PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: connect in tech THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• THIS IS A PAID EVENT RSVP HERE ••> https://tinyurl.com/5n7ddmx2 <•• \*\*\*Event Date & location subject to change as per the organizers discretion. If event changes date your ticket will still be valid for the rescheduled event date. No Refunds, Exchanges or Substitutions\*\*\* *** FAQ (Please Read) •• Will someone from Connect in Tech be there? Probably Not Google is our sponsor and a great one at that. Companies who sponsor things such as events, baseball teams, billboards etc. aren't always at an event. if someone shows up that works at Google, awesome. We do not guarantee someone from Google will be there. •• Why isn't food & drinks free? Because we are a startup Networking Organization ourselves. A startup that provides networking as a service with entrepreneurs, startup and tech people. We're here to make lasting offline connections not to feed, bathe and cloth you.

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33 attendees
Sep 16th, 2026 NYC Quantum Computing In Person and Zoom Meetup

Sep 16th, 2026 NYC Quantum Computing In Person and Zoom Meetup

Wed, Sep 16, 10:00 PM
From New York Quantum Computing Meetup
4.7

**Abstract:** AI for Quantum This talk explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and quantum computing, highlighting how AI techniques advance quantum system capabilities. We will cover the state-of-the-art, from quantum circuit optimization to generating efficient Quantum Error Correction (QEC) codes. Additionally, we will discuss how these techniques and new ones impact the path toward achieving Quantum Advantage. Key Topics Covered: * Quantum Circuit Optimization: Utilizing machine learning to generate efficient quantum circuits. * Error Correction Code Generation: Applying AI to automate and improve the creation of robust quantum error-correcting codes. * Quantum Advantage Experiments: An overview of recent practical experiments demonstrating capabilities beyond classical computing limits. **Bio:** David Kremer leads part of the AI for Quantum effort at IBM, where he works in applying Artificial Intelligence to problems that arise in Quantum Computing. Some of his recent work includes quantum circuit optimization with Reinforcement Learning, AI-powered Qiskit transpiler passes, AI-based quantum circuit simulation for quantum advantage and quantum algorithm discovery with AI Agents. Before moving to quantum computing, he led an applied AI team at IBM, applying AI to different industry problems. by attending this meetup you are accepting this risk waiver: https://tihny.com/waiver

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Flushing Tech Bi-Weekly Hackathon

Flushing Tech Bi-Weekly Hackathon

Sat, Sep 19, 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.