Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Bioelectronic Medicine Forum?
The Bioelectronic Medicine Forum is a one-day investment and management conference for entrepreneurs, executives, investors, researchers, and clinicians working in the bioelectronic medicine industry.
Who should attend?
The Forum is designed for the people building and funding bioelectronic medicine: startup founders and executives, established medical device companies, venture capital and strategic investors, researchers, clinicians, engineers, and the service providers that support product development and commercialization.
What topics will the Forum cover?
Sessions cover the technologies and clinical indications driving bioelectronic medicine, including applications in cardiovascular medicine, inflammation, and gastrointestinal disorders. The program also addresses the investment climate, new diagnostics and biological signals that guide therapy, more selective nerve stimulation, and emerging market segments.
What makes this event different?
Hosted by Neurotech Reports, the Forum devotes a full day to a single sector. It opens with an industry overview from the publication’s editors covering recent events, key players, and market projections, then brings investors, entrepreneurs, clinicians, and researchers into the same room. Breaks, a luncheon, and a closing cocktail reception leave time to meet the speakers and other attendees.
Will there be opportunities for startups to present?
Yes. Entrepreneur panels feature presentations from executives of emerging bioelectronic medicine firms, alongside sessions where venture capital professionals share their views on the investment climate. Companies interested in presenting can submit an entrepreneur presenter application.
Is the Forum only for companies seeking investment?
No. Investment is a central theme, but the program is equally useful for established device companies, researchers, clinicians, strategic partners, and service providers who want a clear view of the market, the technology, and where the field is heading.
What types of companies and technologies are featured?
The Forum features companies developing implanted and noninvasive devices that modulate nerve activity to treat disease, such as implanted vagus nerve stimulation systems and surface stimulation devices, along with the diagnostic and enabling technologies behind them. Presenters range from early-stage startups to experienced industry executives.
Who organizes the Bioelectronic Medicine Forum?
The Forum is organized by Neurotech Reports, which publishes news, analysis, and market research on the neurotechnology and bioelectronic medicine industries and also hosts the Neurotech Leaders Forum.
