TST presents
EMBC 2016 Events
Lessons Learned from Medical Systems Development
Workshop held at EMBC 2016. Slides for the talks presented at the workshop can be downloaded using the following link.
- Start-up IP roadmap: The dos and don’ts of protecting your medical device ideas – Dorin Panescu Advanced Cardiac Therapeutics, Inc and Dieter Haemmerich, Medical University of South Carolina.
A minisymposium entitled, “Lessons Learned from Medical Systems Development” was held at EMBC 2013. Slides for the talks presented at the minisymposium can be downloaded using the following links.
- Cyberonics and Vagus Nerve Stimulation – Reese Terry, Founder of Cyberonics.
- Lessons Learned from the Development of Wearable Cardiac Remote Monitors – Dorin Panescu, Intuitive Surgical, Inc.
- Augmenting the surgeons senses – Catheterine Mohr, Intuitive Surgical, Inc.
- Lessons Learned from Cardiopulmonary Clinical Decision Support Systems – Nicolas Chbat, Philips Research
Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Regulatory Issues and Commercialization
Entrepreneurship Symposium held at EMBC 2016. Slides for the talks presented at the symposium can be downloaded using the following link.
- How to start your startup – Dorin Panescu Advanced Cardiac Therapeutics, Inc and Dieter Haemmerich, Medical University of South Carolina.
A minisymposium on “Entrepreneurhsip and Innovation: Regulatory Issues and Commercialization” was held at EMBC 2011. Slides for the talks presented at the symposium can be downloaded using the following links.
- SBIR/STTR Funding: When, How, and How Much? – Dieter Haemmerich, Medical University of South Carolina.
- Medical Product Development: Combining the Fun (development) with the Necessary (regulatory compliance) – Dorin Panescu, NewCardio, Inc.
- Realities of Biomedical Product Liability: E.g. Implantables and TASER weapons – Mark Kroll, University of Minnesota
- The Center for Integration of Medicine and Innovative Technologies (CIMIT): A Proven Model to Speed the Cycle of Healthcare Innovation – Colin Brenan, CIMIT