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The IBE brings the specialized know-how and the funding required for translational development success. In addition, the IBE provides biomedical researchers and innovators with educational programs and hands-on training that will help them become more aware of how to make their discoveries end up in the marketplace.

The Institute for Blockchain Innovation (IBI) is a think tank composed of global pioneers in the Digital Securities (or Security Token) space who are building the future of Wall Street. Founded by Fintech and Digital Securities entrepreneur Gregory Keough the IBI is at the forefront of this new shift enabling trillions of dollars of securities to migrate to the blockchain. The IBI includes Blockchain/crypto pioneers and a full roster of other visionaries in fintech, venture capital, academia, and government have unitedin an effort to identify and solve global issues that can benefit from the adoption of blockchain technology. The Institute for Blockchain Innovation think tank’s first initiative is the JOBS Crypto Offering (JCO), a next-gen hybrid of ICO and IPO that creates a faster pathway from initial capital to IPO on the blockchain so that companies all over the world can more easily tap into the financial resources they need to grow.

Institute for Cancer Genetics and Informatics (ICGI) brings scientists, researchers, patients, pathologists, developers, consultants, doctors and suppliers together in an environment of cooperation and sharing — to improve cancer care, research and treatment. We are located at Oslo Cancer Cluster Innovation Park, next to Radiumhospitalet, and part of the Cancer Clinic at Oslo University Hospital. The Institute is also part of Centre for Cancer Biomedicine, appointed Centre for Excellence in research by the Norwegian Research Council. The Institute’s work consistently supports the high international standing of the Oslo University Hospital, both through our contribution to medical services and through our research contribution. The Institue Director is Håvard E. Danielsen. Around 70 people are employed as developers, medical researchers, post-docs, assistants, writers, engineers, illustrators, bioengineers and/or technicians. Covering a wide field from clinical databases to image analysis and robotic surgery, medical informatics has become an inherent part of most medical disciplines. Medical informatics incorporate and integrate research, clinical care and public health to enable everyone to be supported by informatics-based information and communication systems and technologies.

Comprehensive enterprise dossier available in global intelligence registry.

Comprehensive enterprise dossier available in global intelligence registry.

Comprehensive enterprise dossier available in global intelligence registry.

The Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment (ICBM) is an interdisciplinary Institute at the University of Oldenburg with locations in Oldenburg and Wilhelmshaven. It is the only university institute in Lower Saxony that covers broad areas of marine sciences, both in research and in teaching. Currently, more than 20 working groups of various scientific disciplines - including biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and engineering - belong to the institute. ICBM operates the coastal observatory Spiekeroog and is the home institute of the research vessel Sonne.

Launched in 2010, the Institute for Child Success (ICS) is an independent research and applied policy organization. ICS works to create a culture that facilitates and fosters the success of all children. ICS supports policymakers, service providers, government agencies, funders, and business leaders focused on early childhood development, healthcare, and education, with the goal of improving the lives of young children prenatal to age eight and their families. ICS helps young children succeed by working with stakeholders to seek holistic solutions to complex early childhood challenges. ICS proposes smart public policies grounded in research to improve outcomes for all children. We believe in the power of bold ideas to shape the dialogue about our children’s futures and build a more just society.

The Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness (ICPH) is an independent nonprofit research and development organization. Founded in New York City in 1990, ICPH focuses on action-oriented research designed not just to study the complex issue of family homelessness, but also to provide data and ideas that will inform and enhance public policy on serving homeless families. In addition to bringing information to policy makers at all levels of government and to colleagues in the research and advocacy community, ICP also works to raise public awareness of homelessness through publications and other materials for schools and communities.

The Institute for Christian Studies is a community-supported graduate school in the Kuyperian stream of the Reformed tradition. For nearly five decades, ICS has promoted a radically Christian approach to the scholarly task in interdisciplinary philosophy and theology, developing leaders for the academy and other areas of service, and enhancing the cultural discernment of believers. We continue to prepare new generations who will birth ideas that move the Christian community closer to the Lord of all, that breathe the air of the Holy Bible and of the Christ therein revealed. Our alumni are in leadership roles around the world, in the academy and society more broadly. ICS opens up a vibrant and intimate space for learning, combining the expertise of an experienced, widely-published faculty with the advantages of a small graduate school. Our affiliation with the Toronto School of Theology enables an authentic faith-based dialogue between philosophy and theology. Those who study here will be challenged, but within a supportive community united in serving the God of the Scriptures as the Lord of learning.

At the Institute for Clinical Social Work, we’re bound by the belief that tomorrow can always be better — for our students and for the communities that our students serve. This belief is rooted in our history. Established in 1981, ICSW is the first and only accredited, independent school in the nation to offer a doctoral program in clinical social work. Today, we advance this mission with a combination of master’s and doctoral programs, as well as on-site and online learning opportunities. Whichever path students take, they find an educational experience defined by psychodynamic principles, close collaboration with faculty members, and intensive clinical training. ICSW offers the nation’s premiere clinical social work doctoral program designed specifically for clinicians who are practicing in the field, allowing students to combine their academic and professional pursuits. Our on-site master’s program in clinical counseling and psychotherapy also emphasizes clinical training, allowing students to earn eligibility for state licensure (LPC) as counseling psychologists.