COLLEGE OF MEDICINE CURRICULUM VITAE

Everest Medical, Inc., Principal Investigator, 1990, $25,000, equipment, supplies,graduate student support, animal costs, “Bipolar Radio Frequency Electrosurgery”Valleylab, Inc., Principal Investigator, 1990, $6,500, supplies, “Radio frequencyelectrosurgical tubal sterilization”Everest Medical, Inc., Principal Investigator, 1991-92, $25,000, equipment, supplies,graduate student support, animal costs, “Bipolar Radio Frequency Electrosurgery”The Milheim Foundation, Principal Investigator, 1991-92, $10,850, supplies, animalcosts, “The effect of hyperthermia on the Dunning Prostate Tumor”The Elsa U. Pardee Foundation, Principal Investigator, 1991-92, $56,850, equipment,supplies, graduate student support, animal costs, “RF induced hyperthermia on aProstate Tumor Model”Hypertherm, Inc., Principal Investigator, 1994, $15,000, supplies, animal costs, “Effectof Interstitial Hyperthermia on Prostate Models”.Pegasus Medical, Inc., Principle Investigator, 1996-97, $50,000, supplies and postdoctoralsupport, “Testing Thermoseed for Interstitial Thermal Ablation of the Prostate.”Ablation Technologies, Principle Investigator, 1998-02, $200,000, supplies andgraduate and undergraduate student support, “Calorimetric Analysis of Thermorods forInterstitial Thermal Ablation of the Prostate.”Ablation Technologies, Principle Investigator, 2003-04, $200,000, hardware grant,“Thermal treatment of soft tissue in various animal models.”Ablation Technologies, Principle Investigator, 2004-2006, $16,000 student support,“Thermal treatment of soft tissue in various animal models.Ablation Technologies, Principle Investigator, 2007, $25,000, animal studies, “Thermaltreatment of soft tissue in various animal models.”Medical Murray, Principle Investigator, 2007, $25,000, animal studies, “Minimallyinvasive plastic surgery.”Ablation Technologies, Principle Investigator, 2008-9, $25,000, animal studies,“Thermal treatment of soft tissue in various animal models.”Medical Murray, Principle Investigator, 2008-9, $25,000, animal studies, “The thermaleffects of radio frequency minimally invasive surgical devices.”National and International Presentations1. International I.E.E.E. Electromagnetic Compatibility: Human perception of moderatestrength low frequency magnetic fields. New York NY, June 20, 1973.2. 29 th Annual Alliance for Engineering in Medicine and Biology: Are we biologicallyresponsive to magnetic fields of an A.C. powered city? Boston MA, November 9, 1976.3. 32 nd Annual Alliance for Engineering in Medicine and Biology: Computerizedimpedance bioassay for the cystic fibrosis assay. Denver CO, October 6, 1979.18