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The��University of Colorado (CU) and��Medtronic, a global leader in health care technology, have entered into a strategic research agreement to accelerate the development of transformative health technologies. CU was selected from a nationwide search for its strength in advancing disruptive innovation.

“This is an incredible collaboration across the breakthrough innovation ecosystem at CU ������ý����, clinical excellence at CU Anschutz, and enhancements in patient care delivered by Medtronic,” said��Bryn Rees, associate vice chancellor for innovation and partnerships at CU ������ý����. “We are excited to contribute to improving health care through this university-industry alliance."

The long-term partnership will focus on��artificial intelligence, robotics and sustainability, aiming to move technologies from lab to bedside faster and deliver real benefits to patients worldwide. The collaboration spans��CU ������ý����,��CU Anschutz and��CU Denver, leveraging each campus’s unique expertise.

“Together, we will explore new frontiers critical to the future of health care,” said��Jim Peichel, chief technology officer at Medtronic.

The alliance launched at a summit on the CU Anschutz campus, where priority research projects were identified. CU Anschutz brings deep clinical research capabilities, while CU ������ý���� contributes cutting-edge innovation and entrepreneurial strength.