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PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
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ANIMAL [ AGRICULTURE [
ENVIRONMENT [ PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS
PREVENTION DIAGNOSIS TREATMENT
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- Scientific, Key Management
and Professional Support Team
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- Uma Mahesh Babu Ph.D
Executive Vice-President Research & Development
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- Dr. Babu is an International
researcher and authoritarian in Immunnodiagnostics, who has been
involved with Hygea's test kit development since the early 1990's
and is a key participant in the field of metal ions research.
Dr.Babu has extensive knowledge in both the human and animal
sector and brings his past test development expertise from tests
such as: detection of HIV, Hepatitis C, H.pylori, Chagas, Leishmania,
Cytomegalovirus and allergen specific IgE. All of these are in
the area of human diagnostics. In the veterinary arena, Leishmania,
Immune staus determination, allergen specific IgE in dogs, cats
and horses.
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- He is the lead scientist for
Hygea and responsible for determining scientific development
programming, supervision of project development and its primary
technical resource.
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- Ph.D. in Biochemistry - University
of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska (1974)
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- B.Sc. in Chemistry and Physics
- University of Mysore, Mysore City, India (1968)
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- Post-doctoral training in Immunology
- University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada (1974 - 1978)
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- Research Associate Professor
- Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia (1978 - 1987)
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Roy Eagleson - Ph.D., B.E.Sc., M.E.Sc.
Tenured Associate Professor in the faculty of Engineering --Graduate
Research advisor in Biomedical Engineering, Computer Engineering,
and Dept. Psychology. Associate Scientist and the John P. Robarts
Research Institute. Scientist and Principal Investigatore at
CSTAR (Canadian Surgical Technologies and Advanced Research centre,
LHRI/LHSC UWO). Was Vice-President Research and Development at
Sonometrics Corporation, London, Ontario, (1999-2003) to develop
patents, research grants, and direct a staff of researchers.
Dr. Eagleson will be actively involved in both the rapid diagnostic
test kit and metal ions research. Co-author of Metal Ions research
paper.
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DATE TENURED: |
July 1, 2000 |
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EDUCATION: |
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B.E.Sc. |
UWO |
Electrical Engineering |
1983 |
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M.E.Sc. |
UWO |
Engineering Science |
1986 |
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Ph.D. |
UWO |
Cognitive Science |
1992 |
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Recent Employment History:
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Department |
Institution |
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July 1, 2000 To present |
Associate Professor (tenured) |
Computer and Software Engineering |
UWO |
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Jan 1, 1996-Jun 30, 2000 |
Assistant Professor (tenure-track) |
Electrical & Computer Engineering |
UWO |
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- Dr. Jacob Eapen M.D., M.P.H
Dr. Eapen is a pediatrician and Public Health Commissioner for
the County of Alameda, California. One of Stanford University's
all time Top 40 Medical Graduates. He has been involved with
the research since the mid 1990's and provides insight and support
in the practical application of the research.
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EDUCATION: |
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1992 93
Stanford University, Lucile Salter Packard Children Hospital,
Palo Alto, CA
- Resident. Member of Critical Care Transport team. |
1991 92
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH, Dept of Pediatrics, Galveston,
Texas
- Resident |
1984 85
School of Public Health, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Berkeley,
CA
- M.P.H. (Maternal Child Health). |
1976 79
CHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE, Ludhiana, Punjab, India
- D.C.H. (Diploma in Child Health) |
1970 75
UNIVERSITY OF KERALA MEDICAL COLLEGE, Trivandrum, India M.B.B.S. |
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1992, California Medical Licensure |
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BOARDS |
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2004, Diplomate of the American
Board of Ambulatory Medicine |
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1992,American Board of Preventive
Medicine and Public Health B/E |
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1993,American Board of Pediatrics
B/E |
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HONOR ROLL AND AWARDS |
Recipient of the first physician
award from the Medical Board of California
Honored by Stanford Medical School Selected as one of 40 outstanding
Stanford Medical Alumni from among 7000 graduates of the last
60 years to be profiled in a book commemorating 40 years of the
Stanford Medical School in Palo Alto |
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- Dr. Robert Goldsmith M.D.
M.P.H., D.T.M.H
Retired Professor of Tropical Medicine and Epidemiology (Emeritus)
at the University of California, Author. Principal overseer of
research findings and advisor to both management and scientific
team.
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EDUCATION: |
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INSTITUTION AND LOCATION |
DEGREE |
YEAR |
FIELD OF STUDY |
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University of Chicago, Chicago,
IL |
B.S. |
1949 |
Premedical |
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University of Chicago, Chicago,
IL |
M.D. |
1953 |
Medicine |
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University of California, Berkeley,
CA |
M.P.H. |
1963 |
Epidemiology |
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Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
And Hygiene, Liverpool, England |
DTM&H |
1965 |
Tropical Medicine |
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Positions Held Outside UCSF After
Completion of Postgraduate Training |
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University of Singapore. Dept.of
Bacteriology Visiting Research Associate: |
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Consultant, (USP Parasitology) |
1963-1965 |
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Positions Held in the Dept of Epidemiologv
International Health, UCSF |
1985-1993 |
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Assistant Research Physician (Virology);
Hooper Foundation, ICMRT |
1962-1966 |
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Assistant/Associate Professor of
Tropical Medicine & Epidemioicgy |
1966-1978 |
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Professor Of Tropical Medicine &
Epidemiology (Emeritus, July 1994) |
1978-present |
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Published Book
Tropical Medicine and Parasitology, Editors: R. Goldmsith and
D. Heyneman.
Appleton & Lange 1989
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- Hollee D Graber BS, MT, DA,
DC, MRE - Associate Scientist
Twenty five years creating and managing medical laboratories;
research and development; partnering with non-profit organizations;
research and development TB, malaria and HIV tests and pharmaceuticals
with USA pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies. She will be
relocating to London ON.
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EDUCATION: |
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- Bachelor of Science (1976)
Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546
Major:Biology
Minor:Chemistry
Graduated Magna Cum Laude 3.86gpa
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- Medical Technology Internship
(1977)
St Mary's Hospital, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
Major: Medical Technology
Course work: urinalysis, hematology, coagulation, chemistry,
immunohematology, parasitology, mycology.
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- Michigan Secondary Provisional
Teaching Certificate (1986)
DA award for grades 6-7 Biology
DC award for grades 6-12 Biology, Chemistry
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- Master's Degree Religious
Education (1993)
University of Loyola, New Orleans Institute for Ministry, Pastoral
Studies
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- Master's of Sciences of Infectious
Diseases (2004)
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Disease
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Recent Employment Activities |
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- 2000 - present
Volunteer for medical mission work in the Kenyan Field alongside
husband Martin Graber, MD, doing developmental and consultation
work with the Maasai Tribe, establishing health centers, community
health programs, schools and water projects, partnering with
non profit organizations Compassion International, World Vision,
Africa Medical Research Foundation (AMREF), American pharmaceutical
and diagnostic companies, helping to further development new
rapid diagnostic tests for HIV, TB and Malaria, sexually transmitted
diseases and others.
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- 1998 -2000
- International Aid Spring Lake,
Michigan, Head of Laboratory Division, research and development
of "Lab In A Suitcase" TM, for mission worldwide.
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- Martin J Graber, BA, MD -
30 years Board Certified in Family Practice, Emergency Physician
for 11 years in Indianapolis, Indiana, past Clinical Instructor
at Indiana University School of Medicine, Assistant Director,
Family Practice Residency Program for six years, past Medical
Director of Indiana Chapter of American Academy of Family Physicians,
Medical Missionary for 25 years in Kenya with extensive experience
in Infectious Diseases, including TB, and partnering with USA
pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies for research and development
of rapid diagnostics for TB, Malaria and HIV. His role assists
in the practical application of theory in the real world, through
his work in Kenya.
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EDUCATION: |
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- Bachelor of Medical Science,
Indiana University (1960)
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- Doctor of Medicine, Indiana
University School of Medicine (1964)
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- Rotating Internship, Lutheran
Hospital, Ft Wayne, Indiana (1964/65)
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Recent Employment History |
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- 1995 - 2004
Medical Director, Medical Outreach Program, South Narok, Naikarra
Kenya Medical Practitioner Board Registration #A2477
Kenya PIN # A001212679Q
DEA Number AG 2711667
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- 1993 - 1994
World Medical Mission, Samaritans Purse, Somalia, Southern Sudan,
Rwanda
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- 1980 - 1993 Physician, Tenwek Hospital, World Gospel
Mission
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- 1973 - 1980 Clinical Instructor, Indiana University
School of Medicine
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- 1973 - 1981 Medical Director, Indiana Chapter of
American Academy of Family Physicians
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- Dr. Michael J. Rieder MD,
Ph.D FRCPC FAAP FRCP(Glasgow)
Dr. Rieder is the CIHR-GSK Chair in Paediatric Clinical Pharmacology,
also Head, Section of Paediatric Clinical Pharmacology and Professor,
Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry Depts. Paediatrics,
Physiology & Pharmacology and Medicine, University of Western
Ontario.
He is a Clinical Pharmacologist and Pediatrician at the Children's
Hospital of Western Ontario, lecturer at UWO and a researcher
at the John P. Robarts Institute. Well published. He will be
the lead researcher in the IBR metal ions research for treatment
solutions in the animal market and is a co-author of the metal
ions paper, leading to the patent filing by IBR.
Additionally, he will co-ordinate the test kit clinical trials
within the children's test sector, with children's hospitals
in London ON, Chicago, Cleveland, Kansas City and Vancouver,
B.C. He will also be directly involved in the clinical trial
management of the equine test kit sector.
He is broadly peer connected, with access to intellectual input/review
from associates in the U.K., Hong Kong and many other international
centers.
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- Rank: Professor (Department
of Paediatrics, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, with cross-appointments
to the Department of Physiology & Pharmacology,
Department of Medicine and to the Division of Allergy & Clinical
Immunology)
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EDUCATION: |
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- MD (Great distinction), College
of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan, 1980
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- FRCPC, Fellow, Royal College
of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (Paediatrics), 1984
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- Diplomate, American Board of
Pediatrics, 1986
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- PhD, Department of Pharmacology,
University of Toronto, Supervisor: Dr. S.P. Spielberg, Thesis
Title: Clinical Characteristics and Biochemical Determinants
of Sulphonamide Hypersensitivity Reactions", 1992
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- FRCP (Glasgow) with distinction,
2002
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- 1985 - Paediatrics Consultant Staff, Emergency Paediatrics,
Children's Hospital of Western Ontario, University of Western
Ontario, London, Ontario
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- 1986 - 89 Associate, Emergency Paediatrics, Hospital
for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario
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- 1988 - Active Medical Staff, Children's Hospital of
Western Ontario, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario
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- 1988 - Consulting Staff, University Hospital, University
of Western Ontario, London, Ontario
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- Dr. José Walter Vieira
de Figueiredo, MD.
Dr. Jose Walter is based in Sao Francisco, Brazil and has been
the Head for Centre of Study for STD's (Sexually Transmitted
Diseases) working with children and adults of the inner cities.
He is well published and versed in the areas of chagas, leishmania,
malaria, tuberculosis. He will remain in Brazil to assist with
clinical trials and research development. (CV is currently in
Spanish and will be made available upon request)
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