6F: Navigating the Path of Biomaterials and Medical Products
Time: 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Description
The Biomaterials and Medical Products Commercialization SIG aims to provide researchers with the necessary tools to take their ideas from concept to physical product to market-ready technology. This session will focus on highlighting the various considerations needed on a product's journey to commercialization including, but not limited to, sterilization and purification, product scale-up and robust manufacturing, product purification, quality control, regulatory considerations, reimbursement strategies, supply chain, and market adoption. Examples will be provided from members of academia and industry, from small start-ups to large organizations, and from numerous markets and end-use applications. This session will hopefully inform and inspire the SFB community as they start and/or continue down the path of product development and commercialization.
Moderators:
Stephanie Steichen, The University of Texas at Austin
Brittany Givens Rassoolkhani, University of Kentucky
Scott Taylor, Poly-Med
Lauren Costella, Luna Labs
Brian Kwee, University of Delaware
Objectives
1:30 PM. Development of a microneedle patch for self-administered, long-acting contraception. Mark Prausnitz. Georgia Institute of Technology
2:00 PM. 290. Development of the Secure Polymeric Tissue Tag (SPOTT) breast biopsy device.Juan Llull, BS1, Nicole Levi, PhD2, Darnell Campbell, B.S.2, Clifford Howard, MD1, Jordan Forte, MD1 1Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, 2Wake Forest University School of Medicine
2:15 PM. 291. Scalability of Electrospun Polycaprolactone for Medical Devices: Overcoming Challenges for Commercialization.Hannah Lacy1, Francisco Chaparro1, R. Kevin Tindell2 1Nanoscience Instruments, 2Nanoscience Analytical
2:30 PM. 292. Regulatory Validation and Commercialization of a Sprayable Hydrogel for Postoperative Adhesion Prevention.Lauren Costella, Principal Scientist1, Kate Johnson1, Christopher Tison, PhD1 1Luna Labs USA
2:45 PM. 293. From Concept to Care: Successfully Designing Durability into Product Commercialization.Ann Gronda, Ph.D.1 1Medtronic
3:00 PM. 294. Advanced Dry Gel Medical Device for Effective Prehospital Management of Junctional Hemorrhage.Shatil Shahriar1, Jingwei Xie2 1University of Nebraska Medical Center, 2UNMC
3:15 PM. 295. Green Lunar: Turning Waste into Wealth with Dual-Function Halloysite Nanotubes for Lunar Agriculture and Medical Applications.Zeinab Jabbari Velisdeh, Ph.D Candidate1, David K Mills1 1College of Engineering and Science, Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, USA.