Outcomes Day
 

Outcomes Day 2023

Friday, September 29
Eric J. Barron Innovation Hub, 123 S. Burrowes St. 

The Penn State Center for Biodevices will host the fourth annual Outcomes Day, a full-day event featuring the latest in biodevice technology research and innovation at Penn State. The day will include an industry keynote presentation, research presentations by the Center for Biodevices seed grant and Grace Woodward grant recipients, Riess Graduate Fellows, panel presentation, networking, and more!

Throughout the day, there will be opportunities to connect with members of other disciplines to ignite collaborations and further develop biodevice projects and ideas. Participants are invited to attend the full day or select individual sessions as your schedule allows.

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Outcomes Day is sponsored by the Center for Biodevices and the College of Engineering, in collaboration with the College of Medicine. Established in 2020, the Center for Biodevices aims to bridge foundational science and clinical applications of biodevices, while enabling success of faculty, clinicians and students across multiple disciplines.

Agenda

Session 1
Keynote Presentation

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9:00-9:10 Welcome and Keynote Introduction Mary Frecker
Director, Center for Biodevices
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9:10-9:40 Keynote: How Saliva is Changing Diagnostics Bryan Greene, Co-Chief Executive Officer of Quadrant Laboratories and the Chief Operating Officer of Quadrant Bioscience A person smiling
9:40-10:00 Q&A/Discussion Mary Frecker and Erika Swift, Operations Director, Center for Medical Innovation (moderator)

Session 2
Research Presentations:  CfB Seed Grant Awardees and Woodward Grantees 

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10:00-10:05 Introduction of CfB Seed and Woodward Grantees Mary Frecker a smiling person
10:05-10:45 2022 CfB Seed Grant Awardees
(10 minutes per team)

Mansouri/Hayes (Amar Yeware): Nanoparticle-miRNA based Photodynamic Therapy and Metabolic Imaging for Glioblastoma  

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Ebrahimi/KovacLabel-free and Rapid Bacterial ID and AST with Intelligent Dynamic Holographic Laser Speckle Imaging and Raman Spectroscopy  

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Nelson/Nieto-Perez (Ali Kazemi): Low-cost, flexible, physical-plasma devices for treatment of inflammatory skin conditions  

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Streeper/Simon: Supplemental oxygen to improve kidney stone detection with ultrasound  

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10:45-11:00 Q&A/Discussion Mary Frecker and Erika Swift (moderators)  
11:00-11:10 Break
11:10-11:30 2023 CfB Seed Grant Awardees
(5 minutes per team)

Lewis/Monga: AI-based medical image segmentation for 3D patient-specific surgical planning  

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Tofighi/Ravnic: Non-invasive blood perfusion device to reduce flap failure  

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Wilkinson/Billah: Developing Biodevices with Embodied Interactions to Empower People with Complex Communication Needs  

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Wang/Jao: Wearable Sensor Development for Individualized Indoor Comfort and Circadian Health Monitoring  

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11:30-11:35 

2023 Woodward grantees  
(5 minutes per team)

Lei/Aynardi: Immunotherapy for Charcot neuroarthropathy: a proof-of-concept study in mice

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11:35-11:40  

Q&A/discussion  

Mary Frecker and Erika Swift, Operations Director, Center for Medical Innovation (moderators)  

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Session 3
Funding Opportunities

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11:40-12:00  Funding Opportunities Greg Lewis, associate professor of orthopedics and rehabilitation:  ARPA-H and other federal opportunities a smiling person
Mary FreckerWoodward and CfB seed grants

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Erika SwiftCMI Proof of Concept, Innovation Fellows a smiling person
12:00-12:40  Networking Lunch

Session 4
Industry Collaborations 

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12:40-1:40   Industry panel on emerging technology areas, tips for successful collaboration, and specific opportunities for university-industry collaboration   Greg Lewis and Erika Swift (moderators)Bryan Greene  (Quadrant Biosciences), Jim Hearn (J&J Depuy Synthes), Ted Liberti (Biomagnetic Solutions)  

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Session 5
Engagement Opportunities

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1:40-1:45   Working with a capstone design team through the Learning Factory   Jessica Menold, Learning Factory Associate Director   a person smiling
1:45-1:50   CfB Innovation Grants   Jason Moore, Professor of Mechanical Engineering   a person smiling
1:50-2:00   Industry sponsorship and workshopsR25 projects Greg Lewis   a person smiling
2:00-2:05   Medical Device Innovation Group Devika Patel, MD Candidate   a person smiling
2:05-2:10   Medical business innovation group   Jake Harron, MD Candidate   a person smiling
2:10-2:15   CTSI and CoM programs   Erika Swift   a person smiling
2:15-2:20 Center for Immersive Experiences   Jessica Menold, CIE Director   a person smiling
2:20-2:25   Translational Rehabilitation Center Xiaogang Hu, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering   a person smiling
2:25-2:30 Center for AIMI  Soundar Kumara, AIMI Director   a person smiling
2:30-2:35   Origin Labs   Jose Nunez, Origin Labs Director   a person smiling
2:35-2:40   Q&A/discussion   Mary Frecker and Jason Moore (moderators)  

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2:40-2:50 Break

Session 6
Student Presentations

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2:50-2:55   Introduction Mary Frecker a person smiling
2:55-3:10   Reiss fellows (5 min per speaker)  

Hang-Ling Wu (Moore group): Advanced Colonoscope Training System  

Sumant Rokade (Buter group): A Dynamic Orthotic Brace for Pectus Carinatum using Compliant Mechanisms  

Saman Zavari (Sheikhi group): 3D printed implantable soft devices to enable hierarchical vascularization: Toward thick tissue engineering  

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3:10-3:25   R25 project presentations (5 min per speaker)  

Zakhro Zakirova (Dino Ravnic mentor): Surgical micropuncture device for new blood vessel formation  

Daniel Walsh (Alireza Mansouri mentor): Photodynamic therapy device for treating glioblastoma  

Aisha Khan (Elias Rizk mentor): Device for measuring shunt effectiveness during hydrocephalus surgery  

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3:25-3:35   Q&A/Discussion

Mary Frecker and Greg Lewis (moderators)  

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3:35-3:45  

Wrap-up  

Faculty Xchange 2024 preview  

Mary Frecker  

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3:45-4:00  

Origin Labs tour  

Jose Nunez  

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Session 7
CfB IAB Meeting

4:00-5:30  
Room 612  

CfB Industry Adviory Board meeting (members only)   

 

  • Biodevices Outcomes Day 2023
  • Friday, September 29
  • Eric J. Barron Innovation Hub, 123 S. Burrowes St.

 

 
 

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Established in 2020, the Center for Biodevices aims to bridge foundational science and clinical applications of biodevices, while enabling success of faculty, clinicians, and students across multiple disciplines.

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