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A Promise for Pediatrics
How GlassView is Redefining Advertising and Brain Health
Cultivating Innovation and Industry Partnerships in Fort Worth
Mayor Parker on Innovation in Panther City
In this episode of Fort Worth Innovates, Dr. William Stigall, the Chief Research Officer at Cook Children's Hospital, discusses the hospital's mission, integrated healthcare system, and the significant research initiatives underway. He highlights the collaboration with Texas A&M to establish a bio repository, the importance of fostering an entrepreneurial mindset within the organization, and the future of pediatric research and innovation in Fort Worth. Dr. Stigall emphasizes the unique position of Cook Children's in the healthcare landscape and the potential for groundbreaking advancements in pediatric care. Listen now and join the conversation on social media at @FortWorthInnovates. Learn more about Cook Children’s here: www.cookchildrens.org/ Learn more about the Fort Worth - Tarrant County Innovation Partnership here: www.fwtc-innovate.com/ Email Fort Worth Innovates at fwinnovates@gmail.com for any questions, comments, or if you know an innovator in Fort Worth! Fort Worth Innovates is powered by the Fort Worth-Tarrant County Innovation Partnership. Be sure to subscribe & tell a friend! Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Cook Children's Hospital and Dr. Stigall 02:24 Mission and Vision of Cook Children's Hospital 03:56 The Integrated Healthcare System of Cook Children's 08:34 Research at Cook Children's Hospital 14:56 Collaboration with Texas A&M and Innovation Partnership 18:14 Understanding the Biorepository and Its Importance 26:46 Diversity in Healthcare Research 28:08 Promising Research Areas at Cook Children's 32:22 Innovation and Technology Transfer 35:50 Fostering an Entrepreneurial Mindset 41:19 Future of Cook Research Program 46:49 Fort Worth as an Innovation Hub
In this episode of Fort Worth Innovates, host Cameron Cushman talks with Jay Brooks, founder and CEO of GlassView, about how neuroscience is transforming both advertising and brain health. A Fort Worth native, Jay shares how his company evolved from digital ad delivery to pioneering emotion-powered media through a partnership with Cogwear, a neuroscience startup born out of the University of Pennsylvania. Together, they’re using wearable EEG technology to measure real-time emotional responses by helping brands better connect with audiences while advancing research in Alzheimer’s detection, athletic performance, and education. From emotional engagement to innovation in brain science, Jay’s story highlights how Fort Worth’s pioneering spirit continues to shape industries and redefine what it means to connect. Listen now and join the conversation on social media at @FortWorthInnovates. Learn more about J Brooks & Glassview at https://glassview.com/ Learn more about the Fort Worth - Tarrant County Innovation Partnership here: https://fwtc-innovate.com/ Email Fort Worth Innovates at fwinnovates@gmail.com for any questions, comments, or if you know an innovator in Fort Worth! Fort Worth Innovates is powered by the Fort Worth-Tarrant County Innovation Partnership. Be sure to subscribe & tell a friend!
In this episode of Fort Worth Innovates, host Cameron Cushman interviews Darryl Heath, the executive director of the Fort Worth-Tarrant County Innovation Partnership. They discuss the mission of the partnership, its collaboration with Texas A&M, and the various innovation hubs being developed in Fort Worth, including aerospace, agriculture, media, and healthcare. Darryl shares insights on the importance of industry partnerships, the role of Texas A&M in driving innovation, and the future vision for the innovation district in Fort Worth. Listen now and join the conversation on social media at @FortWorthInnovates. Learn more about the Fort Worth - Tarrant County Innovation Partnership here: https://fwtc-innovate.com/ Email Fort Worth Innovates at fwinnovates@gmail.com for any questions, comments, or if you know an innovator in Fort Worth! Fort Worth Innovates is powered by the Fort Worth-Tarrant County Innovation Partnership. Be sure to subscribe & tell a friend!
In the inaugural episode of the Fort Worth Innovates podcast, host Cameron Cushman interviews Mayor Mattie Parker about the exciting developments in Fort Worth, particularly the impact of Texas A&M's new campus downtown. They discuss the importance of innovation, public-private partnerships, and the city's growth, as well as the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for entrepreneurs. Mayor Parker emphasizes the need for community engagement and collaboration to foster a thriving environment for innovation, a key to building a thriving, inclusive community for all residents. Listen now and join the conversation on social media at @FortWorthInnovates. Learn more about Mayor Mattie Parker on her podcast Go Time with Mayor Mattie Parker: https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/government/mayor/go-time Learn more about the Fort Worth - Tarrant County Innovation Partnership here: https://fwtc-innovate.com/ Email Fort Worth Innovates at fwinnovates@gmail.com for any questions, comments, or if you know an innovator in Fort Worth! Fort Worth Innovates is powered by the Fort Worth-Tarrant County Innovation Partnership. Be sure to subscribe & tell a friend!
Fort Worth Innovates, a podcast powered by the Fort Worth–Tarrant County Innovation Partnership, highlights the entrepreneurs, researchers, and leaders shaping the future of Fort Worth. Each episode shares the stories of the innovators that are driving bold ideas and breakthrough solutions across industries, showcasing how Cowtown is becoming a hub for creativity, collaboration, and growth. Follow us on social media at @fortworthinnovates