Being a member of the Weil Institute is more than just attending a seminar.
It is a highly-experienced network of investigators, clinicians, engineers and scientists. It is being on the cutting edge of critical care research at the University of Michigan. It is a community dedicated to finding new and innovative ways to monitor, diagnose and treat critically ill and injured patients. The Weil Institute’s wealth of resources can be a huge benefit for undergraduate and graduate students interested in critical care, research, innovation, or commercialization of new products.
Valuable resources for student members:
Network with Weil investigators, physicians, scientists, & engineers.
Receive the Weil Institute’s monthly newsletter.
Mentorship by Weil’s Commercialization Coach, Ken Spenser regarding commercialization strategies and establishing a commercialization roadmap.
Attend and observe all member events, seminars, symposia and educational opportunities offered through the Weil Institute, including the Visiting Scholar Series, the Re-Imagining Critical Care Seminar Series, and the Grand Challenge.
(Weil’s core member benefits (proposal development, clinical research, data science, etc.) are only available to U-M faculty or staff members. Students may access these benefits by working directly with Weil Institute faculty members who are using them to develop or carry out Weil related projects.)