2021 CfB FacultyXchange Agenda

The Second Annual CfB FacultyXchange Webinar was held on Feb. 10, 2021, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Session 1
Keynote Presentation

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9:00-9:15 Welcome and Opening Remarks Mary Frecker, Ph.D.
Director, Center for Biodevices
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Leslie Parent, M.D.
Associate Vice President for Health Sciences Research, Vice Dean for Research and Graduate Studies, College of Medicine
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Justin Schwartz, Ph.D.
Harold and Inge Marcus Dean, College of Engineering
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9:15-9:45 Getting Things Done in Healthcare Innovation Jeremy Rawlinson, Ph.D.
Distinguished Scientist and Technical Fellow, Applied Research Group
Medtronic
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9:45-10:00 Q&A/Discussion Mary Frecker (moderator)
10:00-10:15 Break

Session 2
Pecha Kucha-style Presentations, Part 1

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Time Topic Speaker Campus
10:15-10:55 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Ultrasound Julianna Simon University Park
Development of a Compartment Pressure and Homeostatic Monitor Henry Boateng Hershey
SAFE-T System: Enhancing Access to Quality Sexual Assault Care Sheridan Miyamoto University Park
Imaging Mass Spectrometry in Papillomavirus Research Yusheng Zhu Hershey
In Situ Forming Microporous Hydrogels for Tissue Engineering and Regeneration: from Accelerated Tissue Repair to Scar-Free Wound Healing Amir Sheikhi University Park
Use of Continuous Exhaled Breath Condensates as Source of Pneumonia Biomarkers Scott Halstead Hershey
Compliant Mechanisms, Shape Conformance, and Origami in Medical Devices Jared Butler University Park
The Atrial Quick Connector Dani Kim Hershey
Optimizing Design Using Simulation Eunhye Song University Park
10:55-11:05 Q&A/Discussion Mary Frecker (moderator)

Session 3
Pecha Kucha-style Presentations, Part 2

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Time Topic Speaker Campus
11:05-11:50 Systems Aspects of Medical Device Design: Sensors and Plasma Medicine Sven Bilén University Park
The Surgery Innovation Group at Penn State’s College of Medicine Randy Haluck Hershey
Spatiotemporally Modulated siRNA Delivery for Controlled Tumor Regression Daniel Hayes University Park
Microfluidic Devices for Neonatal and Pediatric CPB & ECMO Population Akif Undar Hershey
Flexible Ferroelectric Composites for Self-Powered Pressure Sensors Qing Wang University Park
Innovation in Personal Filtration: The Challenges and Opportunities Matthew Briddell Hershey
Epigenetic Nerve Guidance Conduits for Nerve Regeneration Jian Yang University Park
Penn State Medical Marijuana Academic Clinical Research Center  Wesley Raup-Konsavage Hershey
Driving Medical Device Innovation Through Human Factors Research Scarlett Miller University Park
11:50-12:00 Q&A/Discussion Sarah Bronson (moderator)
12:00-12:30 Lunch Break

Session 4
Industry-led Breakout Groups, Part 1

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12:30-1:00 Group 1
Biotech in 2020: A survivor’s guide to agility, resilience, and purpose
Rich Uhlig
Quadrant Biosciences
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Group 2
Orthopedic Implant Stiffness
James Hearn
J&J Depuy Synthes
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Session 5
Industry-led Breakout Groups, Part 2

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1:00-1:30 Group 1
Biotech in 2020: A survivor’s guide to agility, resilience, and purpose
Rich Uhlig
Quadrant Biosciences
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Group 2
Orthopedic Implant Stiffness
James Hearn
J&J Depuy Synthes
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Session 6
Panel Discussion

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Time Topic Speakers
1:30-2:15 Tech Transfer and Innovation Pathway Resources Tim Hurley (moderator), James Delattre, Erika Swift, and Harl Tolbert
2:15-2:30 Break

Session 7
Seed Grant Program

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Time Topic Speaker
2:30-2:50 Overview and Woodward Grants Sarah Bronson
CfB Seed Grants and CfB Innovation Grants Mary Frecker
2:50-3:00 Q&A on Seed Grant Program Mary Frecker (moderator)
3:00-3:30 Wrap Up and Next Steps Mary Frecker

Keynote Speaker

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Jeremy Rawlinson, Ph.D., is a Distinguished Scientist and Technical Fellow in the Applied Research group of Medtronic Spine.


 
 

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