Massachusetts General Hospital

Unravel Biosciences is a therapeutics company spun out from the Wyss Institute at Harvard University. It develops therapies for complex disorders by repurposing existing drugs to discover and clinically validate new targets. The company combines a proprietary large action model of human health with rapid in vivo screening and clinical validation to uncover drug targets and derisk novel biology faster and more cost-effectively than traditional approaches. Its platform integrates computational drug prediction with on-demand animal models and screening tools to link behavioral and cognitive symptoms to targets and treatments. The business has progressed discoveries into several clinical trials and has built partnerships through its rareSHIFT services to expand its therapeutic pipeline, intellectual property, and access to clinical samples.

The West End Museum is a local museum devoted to gathering, preserving, and interpreting local history and culture.

Wentworth-Douglass Hospital is a not-for-profit charitable health care organization based in Dover, New Hampshire, that operates an acute care facility serving the residents and visitors of the Seacoast region and Southern Maine. Founded in 1905, the hospital offers a comprehensive range of medical services, including primary care, cancer care, cardiology, orthopedics, emergency services, and various surgical specialties such as robotic and bariatric surgery. Additional services include rehabilitation, behavioral health, and pediatric care, as well as support services like nutrition counseling, homecare, and hospice. The hospital is dedicated to addressing the health and well-being of its community through an array of specialties and care options, ensuring access to both immediate and long-term health needs.