Triple Ring’s Photonics, Imaging, and X-Ray group is pleased to be connecting with the global photonics community at the Photonics West 2021 Digital Forum, where we will have a virtual exhibit.

Visitors can enter to win complimentary consulting time, to discuss project challenges with our expert staff in:

Depending on specific needs, the best-suited Triple Ring professional will be assigned.  

More information is here: Photonics West 2021

Senior Scientist Alex Margiott presented at the Zemax Envision 2020 Virtual Conference in October on Triple Ring’s Monte Carlo GPU-optimized light-tissue simulation, uniquely integrated with OpticStudio, for dramatically faster ray tracing, allowing for rapid design iteration and optimization in-silica. The talk was recently replayed, and can be heard here:

Triple Ring Technologies is pleased to announce that it is now operating in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Toronto, Ontario, Canada.  These two new locations are key to supporting Triple Ring’s clients throughout Europe and North America, and furthering the company’s reach as a top-tier Medical Device & Life Sciences co-development partner.

Triple Ring believes Denmark’s healthcare innovation ecosystem, built around world-class academic institutions, biopharmaceutical and medical technology industries, and tightly aligned hospital system, make it an ideal location to support the European market.  The company has forged strong relationships with the Danish government, industry innovators, and academic institutions and their incubator facilities. Triple Ring has also hosted the US-Denmark MedTech Partnership Conference in Copenhagen and Silicon Valley, and plans to resume the conference series when conditions permit.

“We are very excited to have established Triple Ring’s presence in Copenhagen this year and look forward to growing our business into Scandinavia and the European Union,” said Christina Pedersen, Vice President of Projects.  “This is an ideal base of operations for Triple Ring as we bring our world class co-development services to the continent.” 

The Toronto, Ontario region is another dynamic healthcare innovation hub in which Triple Ring is excited to participate.  Toronto has established an excellent technology development and investment community, with particular strengths in artificial Intelligence, by combining the efforts of government, academia, and industry.  Triple Ring aims to contribute to the growth of this ecosystem through partnerships with top universities, major research hospitals, life science and medical device companies, and investment organizations.  The company has already begun relationships with pioneers in the region, and it looks to continue to grow its presence in the ecosystem.   

“It is gratifying to see Triple Ring’s international footprint grow, particularly in these two important geographies,” said Joe Heanue, CEO of Triple Ring.  “We are excited by the opportunities this expansion provides in bringing critical innovation services to the medical device and life sciences industries.”

 

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Scientists from Triple Ring’s Photonics, Imaging, and X-Ray (PIX) team contributed to the paper, “Inverse treatment planning for an electronic brachytherapy system delivering anisotropic radiation therapy“, accepted in peer-reviewed journal Physics in Medicine and Biology, and published on IOPscience. The paper details the inverse radiation treatment planning algorithm which the team designed for Sensus Healthcare’s Sculptura™ electronic brachytherapy system.

Other contributors were Sensus Healthcare’s Chief Technology Officer Russ Price, Chief Operating Officer Nicolas Soro, and former Chief Technology Officer Kalman Fishman.

Read in its entirety here.

Triple Ring was pleased to support Greenlight Guru’s recent State of Medical Device Virtual Summit, at which our own Pooja Kartik, Senior Director, Quality & Regulatory, participated in the panel discussion, “Strategies for Improving Medical Device Software and Cybersecurity“. A video recording if the discussion is available here.

Triple Ring proudly sponsors the MedTech Strategist Global Investment & Partnering Virtual Summit 2020, which opened October 15, 2020. The event will “enable our global community to engage, network, and partner with the top players in the device industry… to share ideas, discuss strategies for overcoming today’s novel challenges, and have candid conversations about the future of our industry.”

Visit the event website:

MedTech Strategist Global Investment & Partnering Virtual Summit 2020

Triple Ring proudly supported the US-Japan Healthcare Connection’s MedTech Emerging Growth Companies 2020 Virtual Roadshow, October 13-15, 2020, as a Medtech Partner- Level Sponsor. The event brought together emerging U.S. medical technology companies to Japanese business, financial, academic, and government experts, and was hosted by a collaboration between the Japan Society of Northern California and US-Japan Medtech Frontiers.

Senior Scientist Alex Margiott will be presenting at the Zemax Envision 2020 Virtual Conference, with a talk on October 6th, about Triple Ring’s Monte Carlo GPU-optimized light-tissue simulation, uniquely integrated with OpticStudio, for dramatically faster ray tracing, allowing for rapid design iteration and optimization in-silica.

Triple Ring Technologies, a co-development firm that helps innovators and entrepreneurs develop breakthrough science-based technologies, is pleased to announce the addition of Greg Kovacs, MD, Ph.D., as Chief Medical Officer. In this role, Kovacs will lead efforts to turn engineering advances into meaningful clinical solutions that improve patient outcomes and achieve commercial success. Areas of focus include medical electronics, wearable devices, microfluidics, and medical systems engineering. 

“We are thrilled to have Greg join the Triple Ring team,” said Joe Heanue, Ph.D., CEO. “He is tremendously well-respected for his innovation at the boundaries of engineering, life sciences, and medicine. We’re confident that his energy and insight will be invaluable as we partner with our clients to solve hard problems, develop new products, and launch new ventures. I’m also very pleased that he will be a key mentor to the younger engineers and scientists who are drawn to Triple Ring as a great place to work on a variety of challenging projects at the start of their careers.”

Kovacs has a long list of distinguished accomplishments spanning academia, industry, and government service. He is an Emeritus Professor of Electrical Engineering at Stanford University, and for years had a courtesy appointment in the Department of Medicine, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine. His research at Stanford included the development of non-invasive instruments for cardiovascular medicine; microfabricated sensors; analog electronics; titration of medical care via embedded systems; and remote delivery of laboratory electronics education. He co-founded the Bioengineering Department and led the initial development of the bioengineering graduate core curriculum sequence. Kovacs has published over 180 peer-reviewed articles, has been granted 72 patents, and has designed a large number of electronic circuits and systems.

Kovacs has extensive industry experience co-founding companies, including Cepheid, which has shipped several hundred million nucleic acid diagnostics, and PhysioWave, developer of noninvasive cardiovascular risk assessment devices. He was a founder and Chief Technical Advisor of Malibu IQ, a private equity fund created to commercialize the intellectual property portfolio of HRL (formerly Hughes Research Laboratories).

Kovacs has a rich history of service to DoD, DoE, NASA and other government agencies. In 2003, he served as the Investigation Scientist for the debris team of the Columbia Accident Investigation Board at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida, then as Engineering/Medical Liaison on the Spacecraft Crew Survival Integration Investigation Team (SCSIIT) of the Johnson Space Center. From 2008 through 2010 he was Director of the Microelectronics Technology Office at DARPA, leading deployment of a total $1.6B for DoD-relevant and basic-science research.

“I am absolutely delighted to be joining Triple Ring as CMO,” said Kovacs. “It is the job I was made for, and it allows me to bring my background in engineering and medicine to bear on meaningful clinical problems, hopefully seeing them through to clinical use. The best part, though, is the brilliant, yet humble, and friendly team, and the open, collaborative environment at Triple Ring.” 

Triple Ring Technologies is a co-development company, partnering with clients, primarily in medtech and life sciences, to create new technologies, launch innovative projects, and start new ventures. Their capabilities span strategic investment, incubation, early R&D, product development, manufacturing, regulatory approval, and market access.  They have personnel nationwide, including offices in Silicon Valley & Boston.

See the full press release:

https://www.newswire.com/

The Triple Ring team will be participating in the upcoming 4D Meets AI – Advancing Drugs, Devices, Diagnostics, and Digital Health through the Power of Artificial Intelligence virtual partnering conference by Life Science Nation, September 17-18.