Why minimally invasive devices and diagnostics require innovative material solutions

Explore the latest developments in electrically conductive polymers

4

November

  • 12pm EST | 5pm London
  • Free

Why attend?

Minimally invasive devices and diagnostics are playing a crucial role in modern healthcare, leading to shorter recovery times and reduced risks of complications. This webinar will review the key market trends driving the evolution of minimally invasive devices and diagnostics and will also explore the impact this trend is having on device design and material choices as innovations become both smaller and smarter.

Join our speakers Michael Goglia, Globa Healthcare Business Manager and Danaya Pratchayanan, Healthcare Technical Service Representative at Elkem Silicones, who will cover the trends and challenges surrounding minimally invasive device design and review a new material innovation that can play an integral role in advancing medical technologies requiring reliable, electrically conductive polymers.

What you will learn:

  • Learn the latest market trends driving the development of minimally invasive medical devices and diagnostics
  • Explore the industry’s evolving need for electrically conductive alternatives to precious metals
  • Discover the value of silicone-based conductive polymers for medical applications

 

We hope you can join us on November 4th to learn more. To register, follow the link below.

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Danaya Pratchayanan
Technical Service Representative, Healthcare

Danaya Pratchayanan holds a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Chemistry (Chulalongkorn University), along with Master’s degrees in Material Science & Engineering (University of Rochester) and Masters in Business Administration (University of South Carolina). She has been with Elkem for 9 years as a Technical Service Representative with the first 5 years concentrating on silicone applications across the automotive, electronics, EV, home appliance, and aerospace sectors. In the last four years, Danaya has transitioned to apply her knowledge in the healthcare field, focusing on innovative silicone solutions for medical devices, drug delivery systems, and conductive materials.

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Mike Goglia
Healthcare Business Manager

Mike Goglia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Stockton University in Pomona, NJ.  Mike has over 16 years of experience at Elkem Silicones including 10 years in sales and 6 years as a member of the Healthcare management team. During this time Mike has developed robust expertise across diverse markets, with a particular focus on managing business operations related to biocompatible materials for medical devices and pharmaceutical applications.

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