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Cytovale
Cytovale is a San Francisco-based medical diagnostics company that built IntelliSep, an FDA-cleared blood test that helps emergency departments identify patients at risk of sepsis in about eight minutes. Instead of hunting for a pathogen, the test reads the immune response by measuring the biomechanical properties of white blood cells using microfluidic deformability cytometry, high-speed imaging and machine learning. Founded on academic research that began in 2007 and incorporated in 2013, the company is applying its rapid host-response platform to one of medicine's most time-sensitive and deadly conditions.
MDaaS Global
MDaaS Global is a Nigerian health-tech company building tech-enabled diagnostic and primary-care clinics for clinically underserved communities across Africa. Trading as BeaconHealth Diagnostics, it runs a network of 17+ centers offering imaging, cardiac, and laboratory services, all connected by its proprietary operating system, BeaconOS. Founded in 2017 by a team out of MIT, the company has served more than 275,000 patients and raised $6.8M to expand toward becoming the continent's largest integrated care network.
Oluwasoga Oni
Oluwasoga Oni is the CEO and co-founder of MDaaS Global, the Nigerian healthtech company behind BeaconHealth Diagnostics, one of the country's fastest-growing diagnostic clinic networks. A software engineer turned MIT systems-engineering graduate, Oni grew up watching his father run a hospital in small-town Ondo State without the equipment he needed. He turned that memory into a company that started by importing refurbished medical machines and pivoted into building its own diagnostic centers, performing tens of thousands of tests and expanding across Lagos and underserved Nigerian cities. In 2026 the MIT Africa Business Club named him the recipient of its inaugural Alumni Impact Award.
Pattern Computer
Pattern Computer is a Washington-based AI company that builds a 'Pattern Discovery Engine' - a system designed to surface novel, higher-order patterns in complex, high-dimensional data that conventional tools and even exascale computers miss. Founded by technology forecaster Mark Anderson and a team that includes an Autodesk co-founder, the company focuses first on medical research and diagnostics, where its technology has improved cancer-screening accuracy and powered a reagent-free, near real-time COVID-19 test.