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Area of Expertise or Interest?: Technology transfer
Multidisciplinary development teams

At 2:10am on February 16, 2022, Julia Hockner said…: Hello .

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At 3:59pm on July 2, 2009, CC-Conrad Clyburn-MedForeSight said…: Dean,

Thank you for being an early member of the MedTech-IQ community. We hope you are finding it useful. If there are any recommendations you have to make it a more useful resource, please let us know.

With Warm Regards,

CC
Founding Partner
The Clymer Group, LLC
Owner/Operators of the MedTech-IQ Network
606 Springloch Road
Silver Spring, Maryland 20904
(301) 404-9128 (Direct)
cc@clymergroup.com

At 10:59am on December 31, 2008, Raj K. Gupta said…: Dean: Happy New Year to you and your family

Raj, Marcia and the Girls

At 10:11am on December 29, 2008, Jon Bowersox said…: Hey Dean, I will be in the US for a month starting on 7 Feb. Mainly in Philadelphia, but probably weekends in DC, as well as meetings with our business development side there during the week. I do look forward to catch up. Best wishes for the New Year. Jon

At 9:27pm on November 23, 2008, Jon Bowersox said…: Dean,

Glad to see your post-Army look! Hope that we will be able to catch up when I am next in the US.

Jon

At 9:30pm on November 2, 2008, Julian Goldman said…: Dean,
Sorry our time at CIMIT IC was so rushed.
Would like to catch up by phone in the near future.
Best,
Julian

At 10:27pm on July 8, 2008, CC-Conrad Clyburn-MedForeSight said…: Dean,

Good to see you in. Talked to Dexter. Excellent conversation.

CC

At 10:47am on July 1, 2008, Dean Calcagni said…: I am interested in the adoption of new technology and the barriers that impede it. The gap between available improved technology and its actual adoption is frustrating. I work to bridge this gap in medicine to create new products that will increase the quality of medical care, improve access by patients and reduce cost.

The "Valley of Death" has been well described that exists between prototypes at universities / small companies and a finished product that can be used by physicians.

The challenge of bridging this gap is where I have focused the last 20 years.