By Jim Hammerand, managing editor at WTWH Media’s Medical Design & Outsourcing
The MDO Min-Vasive Medtech Series will feature live interviews with device engineers on Sept. 25-26, 2024.
Save the dates Sept. 25-26 for your opportunity to pick the brains of engineering experts working on minimally invasive medical devices at leading OEMs and groundbreaking startups.
Join Jim Hammerand, the managing editor of Medical Design & Outsourcing, and engineers from Abbott, J&J MedTech’s DePuy Synthes, Synchron and Endiatx for live, one-on-one conversations about minimally invasive device design in our inaugural MDO Min-Vasive Medtech webinar series. Registration is free and open now.
We’ll discuss topics like minimally invasive device design and development, miniaturization, robotics, catheter-delivery systems, power management and mitigating risk when breaking new ground with first-of-their-kind devices.
And at the end of each interview, we’ll take questions from our audience of virtual attendees.
Learn more about our speakers and register now to save your spot in one or all of our sessions with:
- Matthew Fishler, Abbott (Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2024, at noon Eastern)
- Darragh McDermott, Synchron (Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2024, at 2 p.m. Eastern)
- Joshua Rodriguez, Johnson & Johnson MedTech’s DePuy Synthes (Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024, at noon Eastern)
- Torrey Smith, Endiatx (Thursday, September 26, 2024, at 2 p.m. Eastern)
Everyone who registers will also get a replay link emailed to them so they can watch on-demand if they can’t join us live.
These webinars are for medical device designers, engineers and other technical professionals at OEMs, CMO/CDMOs, suppliers and anyone interested in minimally invasive devices and systems. This series will also be valuable to design/engineering students and professionals in other industries who might be considering careers in medtech.
Look for more information about the MDO Min-Vasive Medtech Series in the weeks leading up to the event, including additional details about the topics we’ll cover. Until then, here’s some previously published MDO coverage of these minimally invasive medtech developers that might inspire some questions for you to ask of our engineering experts in September. Hope to see you there!
- How Abbott designed the world’s first dual-chamber leadless pacemaker system
- Opening the brain’s secret back door: A conversation with Synchron co-founder and CEO Dr. Tom Oxley
- Catheter delivery could enable better brain implants: Synchron’s neuroscience chief explains how
- Synchron CTO Riki Banerjee on BCI manufacturing and outsourcing
- How a robot revolution will reduce the physical burdens of orthopedic surgery
- Endiatx’s pill-sized robot sees and swims inside the stomach
- Mayo Clinic will accelerate Endiatx’s PillBot development
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