This week New York’s Mount Sinai launched its Center for Biomedical Blockchain Research. The academic medical center plans to perform research and ultimately partner with companies looking to develop biomedical blockchain solutions.
“There is a lot of excitement around the possibilities for blockchain technology in health care,” said Mount Sinai’s Dr. Dudley. “However, we still have lots of hard work ahead to identify the most salient features of blockchain technologies to solve real-word health care problems.”
Joel Dudley and Noah Zimmerman lead the Center. Dudley’s research efforts focus on data-driven approaches and using machine intelligence to solve problems in biology and health care. Zimmerman’s research involves designing data-driven technologies to improve decision-making in health care.
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