Boston, MA
Game Changer:
Engineering to Mend Broken Hearts
February 7, 2012
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Prof. Tal Dvir
and Steven London
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A capacity crowd of new American Friends filled a conference room at the Boston law offices of Pepper Hamilton LLP for a presentation by Prof. Tal Dvir on his groundbreaking work in tissue engineering. Prof. Dvir's Laboratory for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine uses biomaterials and nanowires to replace damaged tissue in hearts, brains, and spinal cords to restore function.
Guests were welcomed by Pepper Hamilton partner Steven London, a member of the International Board of Directors for TAU's Recanati School of Business. The lively Q&A which followed the presentations, with questions and comments from venture capitalists, consultants, attorneys, academics, and others in life science fields, reflected the enthusiasm with which guests greeted Prof. Dvir's cutting-edge research.
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Michael Elliott
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Nancy Reiner
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Louis Petrovic and Prof. Tal Dvir
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Andrew Goloboy and
Matthew Gilman
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David Vogel and Matthew Gilman
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Fernando Quezada, Yacov Levy,
and Steven London
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Brendan DiPiazza, Will De Groot,
and Steven London
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Andrew Goloboy
and Michael Elliott
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David Vogel and Yacov Levy
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Roger Frechette, Greg Williams,
Ania Knap, and Louis Petrovic
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David Smith and Prof. Tal Dvir
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Steven London, Adrienne Gruskin,
and Greg Williams
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