
Great to have Dr
Dan DiLorenzo join us again in
MIT Neurotechnology Ventures 
to share lessons from his experience in founding and building
NeuroVista. His talk,
A war story behind the founding of NeuroVista (f.k.a. BioNeuronics) -- Conceptualization to commercialization of a novel technology to treat Epilepsy revealed to our students some really crucial tips and to-do's. Dan's a real
renaissance man -- medical device entrepreneur, physician-scientist, and inventor of multiple technologies for treating neurological disorders. He earned several degrees from MIT and Harvard -- at least SB, SM, MBA, MD/PhD -- plus many honors including the
TR100 and
Lemelson-MIT Student Inventor Prize. After he first got interested in control systems and robotics in Junior High, Dan ended up at MIT working on neurostimulation and rehabilitation and even launched his first commerical product, Sleep-Dry, to help kids avoid bedwetting. Today a Neurosurgery Resident at University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB), he has most recently founded Barinetics and DiLorenzo Biomedical, both still largely stealth-mode ventures. Stay tuned!
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