Ogan Gurel Md Email & Phone Number

Arlington, TX, US

Arlington, TX, US

Arlington, TX, US

Arlington, TX, US

Arlington, TX, US

Teaching NURS-HI 3359 Introduction to Health Informatics

Arlington, TX, US

■ Teaching HUMA 3340 "Overview of Medicine: An Opera of Science & Art in Four Acts"■ Mentoring pre-health students

Arlington, TX, US

■ Teaching BE 5300-013 "Fundamentals & Practice of Innovation"■ Supporting innovation initiatives university-wide

Arlington, TX, US

■ Teaching KINE 4396 "Overview of Medicine: An Opera of Science & Art in Four Acts"■ Mentoring pre-health students

Arlington, TX, US

■ Teaching MANA 4331 & MANA 5392 "Fundamentals & Practice of Innovation"■ Supporting innovation initiatives university-wide

Arlington, TX, US

■ Develop and teach relevant curricula, including BioHealth Informatics, Medical & Health Literacy, etc.■ Lead and manage key BioHealth innovation projects ■ Write and support grant applications■ Identify emerging trends and technologies in life sciences and healthcare sectors ■ Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders■ Engaging with multiple.

Richardson, Texas, US

Developing and writing clinical trial protocols and IRB submissions related to the intersection of electrical engineering with biomedicine for The Texas Analog Center of Excellence (TxACE).

The Mini Medical School (Mini-MD) by Dr. Ogan Gurel is a comprehensive, intensive overview of all of medicine presented via nearly 1,500 slides in a narrated video format. The program is for the general public as well as healthcare professionals without formal medical training. It covers the basic, preclinical and clinical sciences, emphasizing the main.

Inspired by Goethe's Faust and described as a cross between Michael Crichton and Umberto Eco, Waves weaves together action, drama, romance, and science in a global setting where the melding of good and evil results in shocking consequences.Amazon: http://amzn.to/1MtW7f0 (and also Kindle app for Android/iOS)Youtube Trailer: http://bit.ly/7xQ1qfGoodreads.

Montréal, QC, CA

Implemented global medical device strategy; developed, negotiated & advanced academic & industry partnerships; Ideated, developed, and wrote up clinical trial protocols and regulatory documentsPresented at BioInterface 2022 on “Immune dynamics at surfaces.”Delivered the mini-MD with extensive coverage of cancer biology, medical oncology, and immunology.

Daejeon, Chungcheongnam-do, KR

Teaching "Principles of Marketing" and "Strategic Creativity for Innovation."

Developed digital health applications, including smartphone-based digital therapeutics (DTx) & wearable roboticsDeveloped, authored, & implemented clinical trials, validating a digital therapeutics solution for dementia

Daegu, KR

"Principles & Applications of Bioelectromagnetics" Bioelectromagnetics studies the interaction between electromagnetism and biology, namely how electromagnetic phenomena are involved in biological processes, how external electromagnetic fields interact with biological molecules, cells, tissues, and organisms and how biological systems generate.

Daegu, KR

* Supporting the health & medical applications of the Department and, in particular, the Bic Spin (Laboratory for NanoBio-Materials & Spintronics) center at DGIST.* Supporting the new National Research Foundation of Korea ERC grant (7-year Advanced Research Center project)* Research in Protein Electrodynamics & Terahertz and Bioelectromagnetics more.

Daegu, KR

Taught Technology Marketing, Fundamentals of Innovation, and Principles of BioelectromagneticsMultiple biomedical publications on circulating tumor cells (CTCs), novel cancer imaging methods, and stem cell analysis, including clinical trial and regulatory submissions

Daegu, KR

Teaching "Principles of Technology Marketing"In simple terms, innovation is defined as “bringing a new idea into reality.” Note that novelty (which is more properly called “invention”) is a necessary part of innovation yet not entirely sufficient. True innovation requires an additional ingredient—the “bringing into reality.” In other words, for true.

Implemented global medical device strategy; developed, negotiated & advanced academic & industry partnerships; Ideated, developed, and wrote up clinical trial protocols and regulatory documentsDeveloped, authored, & implemented clinical trials, validating a digital therapeutics solution for wearable robotics

Brussels, BE

• Evaluation of EU company applications in the Healthcare & Medical Technologies sector for participation in the EU Gateway mission to Korea
• Wrote detailed assessments

Seoul, KR

Linking KBLA members with the wider technology, startup & innovation community in Korea. Host of the monthly Innovation Luncheon series. Featured in the KBLA monthly magazine, Value Chain: http://www.kbla.info/KBLA_ValueChain_May2016.pdf.

Singapore, SG

Nessa helps people connect with their five senses, in particular hearing. In my role as Acting Chief Medical Officer, I help Nessa apply its innovative technologies and business models to “make better” one of the most important (and increasing) health and wellness challenges of our time. I support the company by engaging with the relevant medical.

NovumWaves is dedicated to developing and commercializing terahertz technologies and through this we aim to revolutionize medicine. The core idea -- "Protein Electrodynamics" -- seeded nearly 30 ago has been in development since then. The future -- "Terahertz Medicine" -- is happening now.

Campus D is a Seoul-based startup incubator and innovation think tank. With a Fab Lab focus as well as programs revolving around innovative design thinking our mission is to inspire and develop innovation at the nexus between design and manufacturing. As Chief Innovation Officer (Global Innovation Fâber), I am responsible for facilitating and developing.

Supporting the R&D labs & business units with new business initiatives and innovation in general.

KR

Proteins exhibit dynamic behavior with low-frequency terahertz vibrational modes. As these macromolecules have charges and dipoles, this suggests possibility of specific interaction with electromagnetic radiation in the terahertz band. My research aims to probe and understand this protein electrodynamic behavior using both terahertz CW and TDS.

Suwon-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, KR

Global technology sensing, idea sourcing, formulation of biohealth / medtech technology & business strategies, sales and marketing support, internal and external thought leadership, as well as contributing clinical knowledge support towards institute and Samsung-wide initiatives.http://www.sait.samsung.co.kr/

KR

Monthly column "Healthy Living" published in SEOUL magazine on health & medical topics throughout Seoul and Korea. Magazine Website: http://bit.ly/1ER432vJun '14 "Seaweed soup (미역국)" - http://magazine.seoulselection.com/2014/10/06/a-super-birthday-food/Jul '14 "The Devoted Life: Dr. Lee Sung-gyu takes his work, and his patients, seriously" (in KOREA.

Healthcare and life sciences advisory firm with clients including startups, hospitals, health systems, GPOs, private equity firms, VC funds and hedge funds.

Walked from Chicago to Washington DC, gathering healthcare stories to bring to Congress. http://walk4healthcare.blogspot.kr/

"Insights in Medicine" exploring issues in clinical medicine at the intersection of business, science and politics. http://bit.ly/1vSCaJS "Nanotech Today" communicating advances and trends in nanotechnology worldwide via internet TV. http://bit.ly/1AzWHoo"Eye on Harvard" following prominent Harvardians. http://bit.ly/1E1Sfhv

Example columns:- Convergent medical technologies- FDA Reform- How to Accelerate Medical Technology- The ‘Innovation Gap’- Is Diabetes a Surgical or Medical Disease?- Abbott vs. Thailand: Innovation vs. Access- Personalized Medicine & Tech Convergence- Private Equity, Pipelines, Development- Choice, Trials & Evidence-Based Medicine- Medical Design.

Santa Monica, CA, US

Served two terms as a juror for the annual MDEA (Medical Design Excellence Awards) run by UBM Canon Communications. For articles related to the 2007 and 2008 competitions, see:http://wtnnews.com/articles/3718/ andhttp://wtnnews.com/articles/4552/Also selected as an alternate (http://bit.ly/1DGeCdv) for the 2014 competition.

Duravest, Inc. a publicly traded holding company developed strategic investments in next-generation convergent medical technologies.- developed strategy towards world leadership in convergent medical technologies.- implemented the strategy including KOL recruitment, thought leadership, deal sourcing.- developed web portal around convergent medical.

Chicago, IL, US

University teaching, including:- Cell and Molecular biology (including lab)- Mathematical Modeling in the Life Sciences- Introduction to BioinformaticsAlso advised pre-medical students, several of whom have gone on to medical school.

Chicago, Illinois, US

As Medical Director, led the research teams providing thought leadership on topics such as:- Surgical Services- Cancer Care- Cardiovascular Services- Procedure Centers- Imaging & Radiology- Outpatient care- Neurosciences & Orthopedics- Payment & Finance- ICU and Emergency Depts- Hospital of the Future- Diabetes & AsthmaWas principal architect and developer.

Mclean, VA, US

- Developed a database of healthcare B2B exchanges determining industry success factors.- Formulated in-licensing strategy and alliance strategies at major pharmaceutical firms.- Engaged in a business restructuring project at a leading diagnostics company.- Produced a comprehensive benchmarking database of corporate innovation.

- Monitoring/oversight of European clinical trials for a start-up surgical device company.- Provided medical and surgical background and expertise. - Produced market analyses and assisted with strategy development.- Organized preclinical data and wrote preclinical scientific reports.- Developed and wrote both EMEA and FDA clinical trial protocols.

Following the 1999 Golcuk earthquake, served as physician to a tent camp of about 800 people in Degirmendere.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3JvTHnPcWE

Los Angeles, CA, US

Patient care, logistical support and supervisory work in the refugee camps in Macedonia during the Kosovo NATO campaign.

Boston, MA, US

6 months Research6 months Neurology10 months Junior Neurosurgery (North & East services)

Boston, MA, US

Thoracic SurgeryBurn UnitOrthopedic SurgeryGeneral Surgery - Ward ServiceNeurological SurgeryEmergency Ward - Minor SurgeryUrologySICU (Surgical Intensive Care Unit)

Boston, MA, US

Taught neuroanatomy to Harvard medical students and graduate students at Harvard and MIT.

Developed the MCAT Intensive Review – a high-level MCAT preparation course. While in medical school, I marketed the course nation-wide teaching more than 600 students in NYC, Princeton (NJ), Boston and the Midwest. The MCAT Intensive Review was also the official provider of pre-medical MCAT review programs to Princeton University. Also writing, publishing.

New York, NY, US

Taught Biochemistry and Neuroanatomy to medical students and produced a neuroanatomy newsletter.

New York, NY, US

Worked with Prof. David Rothman of the Center for the Study of Society & Medicine (http://www.societyandmedicine.columbia.edu/) on the history of "Special Hospitals" in support of policy studies relating to the development of specialized clinical facilities for the then rapidly growing HIV/AIDS epidemic.

Ran ab initio quantum mechanical calculations to determine molecular parameters. Developed software to support macromolecular molecular dynamics calculations. Wrote and edited articles, documentation and other support documents for the company's computational chemistry products (including CHARMm, the molecular dynamics system developed by Prof. Martin.

Grenoble, Isère, FR

Developed Fourier map programs to facilitate analysis and interpretation of neutron diffraction data on selectively deuterated bacteriorhodopsin 2-D crystals. Jointly wrote JMB paper with Drs. Joe Zaccai (ILL), Jean-Luc Popot (Institut Pasteur) and Don Engelman (Yale) describing the first sequence-structure helix mapping for this molecule. Gave.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

Worked in the laboratory of Prof. Martin Karplus (with Dr. Michael Weiss) on NMR & NOE-constrained molecular dynamics simulations of DNA in preparation for my undergraduate senior thesis.http://faculty.chemistry.harvard.edu/martin-karplushttp://www.martinkarplus.net/

Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

Worked in the laboratory of Prof. Daniel Branton (Department of Cellular & Developmental Biology) researching extraction experiments on coated vesicles (clathrin).http://labs.mcb.harvard.edu/branton/

Armonk, New York, NY, US

Worked with Dr. Russell Taylor at the IBM Robotics Research Laboratory in Yorktown Heights. Developed a high-level robotics programming language interfacing with AML.http://www.research.ibm.com/labs/watson/

New York, NY, US

At the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, helped set up a new Robotic Systems Research Laboratory headed by Prof. Jacob T. Schwartz.

New York, NY, US

Taught the intensive computer science course for high school students given at the NYU Courant Institute for Mathematical Sciences. Taught basic programming (including Basic, Fortran, introductory Assembly language and Lisp) as well as principles of software development and software engineering.

Post-Graduate Medical Education, Clinical Fellow In Surgery

Md, Medicine

Mphil, Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics

Artium Baccalaureus (A.B.) Cum Laude, Biochemical Sciences

Nys Regents High School Diploma, Honors/Regents High School/Secondary Diploma Program

Education record

Education record

Music (Classical Guitar And Classical Piano)