October 27, 2026

BioFuture brings together innovators and investors to shape the future of healthcare. The event focuses on breakthroughs in biopharma, digital medicine, big data, and AI, fostering discussions on the convergence of these fields.

October 27, 2026

Join Demy-Colton on October 27–28 at Cure in New York City for BioFuture, where therapeutic innovators, policymakers, and investors gather to assess and shape the future of biopharma. Participate in candid, unfiltered discussions that will explore the exciting convergence between rapidly evolving fields of biopharma, digital medicine, big data, TechBio, AI, and more.

The event will feature panels, workshops, and fireside chats featuring key opinion leaders speaking on the most relevant topics and trends. Discover and connect with the most innovative biotech and digital medicine companies in company presentations. Meet and build relationships with investors and potential partners during networking receptions and one-to-one meetings.

October 27, 2026

5:30 PM EDT

Save the date for Life Science Cares’ Women in Science: The Science of Success series: “Who Gets Funded, and Why?” A Conversation on Untapped Potential. Founders, investors, and allies will share honest, hard-won insights on raising capital—from the challenges and successes to the resources that can help. Come for the conversation; stay for the community. After the discussion, join us for food, drinks, and an opportunity to connect with others navigating this space. This event gives back, too: a portion of the proceeds will support a local organization dedicated to improving the lives of women and their families in our community.

October 28, 2026

11:00 AM EDT

The Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) is hosting a webinar about the five ballot props (nyc.gov/fast) that will be on the November ballot. On this webinar, community organizations and stakeholders will have the chance to hear from the Commission about the proposals and ask questions.
The 5 props will be:
1. Save small businesses time and money by making it easier to open outdoor dining and build accessible ramps
2. Speed up City contracting so small businesses and nonprofits can deliver services more quickly
3. Fast-track street safety projects
4. Simplify construction permitting to speed up housing
5. Set a target for the City’s rainy day savings to strengthen our fiscal stability

October 29, 2026

12:00 PM EDT

HAS Foundation Conference is distinguished by cultivating a collaborative and inclusive research culture and bringing together an unprecedented community of scientists, clinicians, engineers, researchers, innovators, and experts in the cognitive neuroscience of music and language, and explore how advances in neuroscience, medicine, technology, and the science of creativity can collectively advance brain health and improve outcomes for individuals with neurological disorders.

Unlike traditional scientific meetings centered on a single discipline, the HAS Foundation Fall Conference 2026, will create a collaborative ecosystem where neuroscience, medicine, technology, and the arts converge. Through the exchange of ideas and the development of interdisciplinary partnerships, participants help accelerate the translation of scientific discoveries into innovative clinical solutions and improved neurological health.

October 30, 2026

9:30 AM EDT

This free event will feature leading scientists presenting their latest research on suicide prevention, depression, child and adolescent mental health and more.

November 2, 2026

1:00 PM EST

The Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) is hosting a webinar about the five ballot props (nyc.gov/fast) that will be on the November ballot. On this webinar, community organizations and stakeholders will have the chance to hear from the Commission about the proposals and ask questions.
The 5 props will be:
1. Save small businesses time and money by making it easier to open outdoor dining and build accessible ramps
2. Speed up City contracting so small businesses and nonprofits can deliver services more quickly
3. Fast-track street safety projects
4. Simplify construction permitting to speed up housing
5. Set a target for the City’s rainy day savings to strengthen our fiscal stability

November 4, 2026

The SOSV Climate Tech Summit has grown into something bigger: three days, each with its own theme: Climate Tech on 11/4, Human Health on 11/5, and AI for the Physical World on 11/6. The speaker list includes CRISPR co-inventor Jennifer Doudna, Harvard geneticist David Sinclair, insitro’s Daphne Koller, and Synchron’s Thomas Oxley, across a run of panels, breakout sessions, and live AMAs. Whether you’re building in deep tech or just want to hear where the field is going, it’s virtual and free to register.

November 5, 2026

5:30 PM EST

Meet like-minded individuals who are actively shaping the health tech landscape.
​Share experiences, discuss challenges, and explore potential solutions with fellow founders.
​Learn from the journeys of other entrepreneurs, discover something new, seek advice, and perhaps find the mentor or partner you’ve been looking for.

Who should attend:
​Digital Health Founders at various stages of their startup journey.
​Healthcare Professionals who are passionate about health innovation.
​Investors looking to make impactful contributions to the digital health and medtech spaces.

Priority will be given to MedTech experts, device founders, bioengineers, clinicians, and specialized investors.

Want to Showcase Your Medical Device Live?
If you are building a medical device or physical HealthTech product, we have live demo spots available to feature your innovation in front of NYC investors, healthcare leaders, and potential partners.