Webinars & Events

In this DeviceTalks Tuesdays session, Suntra’s Nick Lesniewski-Laas discussed strategies for navigating today’s unpredictable electronics supply chain. The webinar explored how strong systems engineering, adaptable design processes, and smart component choices can reduce risk and keep innovation moving despite global shortages.

In this Suntra webinar, experts explored how and when to apply machine learning in medical products—highlighting real-world examples, key success factors, and common pitfalls to avoid. The session offered practical guidance for teams integrating ML to enhance performance, accuracy, and patient outcomes.

Developing implantable medical devices brings unique challenges in power, miniaturization, cybersecurity, and biocompatibility. In this Suntra webinar, experts shared practical strategies and design considerations that help teams overcome these hurdles—turning complex engineering into meaningful clinical impact for patients.

In this expert roundtable moderated by Laurin Noel, VP of Business Development at Suntra, panelists shared insights from early-stage innovators to global MedTech leaders. The discussion covered diverse challenges—from organ preservation and postoperative treatments to managing complex software development in large-scale organizations.

This Suntra webinar explored how a holistic Systems Engineering approach drives the creation of commercially successful, user-focused medical devices. Speakers shared how systems engineers unite technical disciplines, streamline complex development programs, and balance innovation with business goals to deliver next-generation healthcare solutions.

In this Suntra webinar, Lauren Baker, Ph.D., shared strategies for guiding medical innovations from concept to commercialization. The session highlighted how a structured development process and a clear regulatory plan can streamline approval, reduce inefficiencies, and accelerate time to market.

In this Suntra forum, CTO Adam Jacobs moderated a powerful discussion with entrepreneurs Paulo Zoio and John Wilcox—patients turned innovators—on how wearable technology is transforming healthcare. The session highlighted patient-centered design, continuous care, and the evolving role of wearables in improving daily life and long-term outcomes.

In this Suntra webinar, CTO Adam Jacobs explored how Sensitivity Analysis helps teams uncover the root causes of performance issues in complex systems. Through real-world examples, he demonstrated how this powerful technique drives clearer decision-making, more robust designs, and faster problem resolution.

In this Suntra webinar, Alex Therrien and Jim Turner shared best practices for creating intuitive, market-ready medical device interfaces. The discussion explored how cross-functional alignment between design, engineering, and business teams drives usability, safety, and patient engagement—leading to stronger adoption and better outcomes.

In this Suntra webinar, Trisha Bouthot and Dave Hibbard shared proven methods for improving product verification in medical device development. The session highlighted how early planning, agile collaboration, and strong QA–development partnerships can enhance quality, reduce risk, and keep projects on schedule.

At MIT Sloan Reunion, Eric Soederberg, CEO of Suntra, moderated a panel exploring the lasting impact of mentorship within the Leaders for Global Operations community. Alumni shared how mentorship continues to shape their careers, fostering growth, connection, and leadership across industries.

This session spotlighted physician and surgical entrepreneurs who are transforming clinical insight into medical device innovation. Moderated by a Boston MedTech leader, the discussion featured founders tackling unmet needs—from respiratory care to surgical navigation—sharing lessons learned and the power of clinician-led innovation.