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Stumbling Forward: The Imperfections of Innovation

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4797Surgical Research – Leading the Way to Improve Patient Outcomes

Date: Wednesday, October 11, 2023
Time: 8:15 am CT
Duration: 60 Minutes
Room: Cumberland Ballroom, Salon ABCD
Moderator: Heather Bogie

Keynote Speaker – Brian Craig
CEO and Founder Isola Therapeutics
Minneapolis, MN

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