Translational Research
Wallace Coulter applied his highly inquisitive mind and engineering talent to solve unmet clinical needs. Wallace was a biomedical engineer before it became a formal discipline. Following Wallace’s philosophy of “science serving humanity”, Sue Van established the Foundation’s pioneering translational research programs. The programs utilize best practices of industry to accelerate academic innovations to the market to improve patient care. Fondly remembering her time working with Wallace, she said, “I wanted to make up for all of the research and development projects I cut when I was CFO of Coulter Corporation.”
The Grand Experiment
How Wallace Coulter’s philosophy of “science serving humanity” was transformed into pioneering programs to create products that help patients.
READ MOREPartnership & Research Awards
Via its Coulter Translational Partnership (TP) & Research Awards (CTRA), the Foundation works closely with awardees to help realize the impact of innovations that will save, extend, and improve patient lives.
READ MORECoulter College
Originally conceived as part of the educational initiative for the CTRA grantees, this intensive program is now designed to help a broader audience of innovators.
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