Edan Golomb

Edan Golomb

New York City Metropolitan Area
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    Hoboken,NJ

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    Hoboken, New Jersey

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Education

Publications

  • Do or die: reinventing business models for the digital world [Part 3 of 3]

    Capgemini Consulting

    The third and final installment of a blog series on Digital Disruption.

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  • Do or die: reinventing business models for the digital world [Part 2 of 3]

    Capgemini Consulting

    Part 2 of 3 in a blog series on Digital Disruption I co-authored with my colleague and friend Chase Croft.

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  • Do or die: reinventing business models for the digital world [Part 1 of 3]

    Capgemini Consulting

    Part 1 of 3 in a blog series on Digital Disruption I co-authored with my colleague and friend Chase Croft.

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  • Evaluation of an Independent Neuromuscular Blockade Monitoring Device

    IEEE

    Mission — Monitoring the level of neuromuscular blockade
    (NMB) throughout surgery is critical in ensuring patient
    safety, especially in preparing for extubation. Premature
    extubation is a life-threatening complication that results in
    expensive stays in the intensive care unit. Anesthesiologists
    need an inexpensive, practical device that works with their
    existing systems to objectively determine the appropriate time
    to extubate patients. Currently, the products on the…

    Mission — Monitoring the level of neuromuscular blockade
    (NMB) throughout surgery is critical in ensuring patient
    safety, especially in preparing for extubation. Premature
    extubation is a life-threatening complication that results in
    expensive stays in the intensive care unit. Anesthesiologists
    need an inexpensive, practical device that works with their
    existing systems to objectively determine the appropriate time
    to extubate patients. Currently, the products on the market
    consist of two interfaced components: a nerve stimulator and a
    muscle response sensor. As many anesthesiologists already
    have a nerve stimulator the purchase of current products
    renders their existing stimulators useless. The mission of
    AcceleroMetrix is to develop an independent muscle response
    sensor that works with existing nerve stimulators to accurately
    measure NMB without receiving input from the nerve
    stimulator.

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Honors & Awards

  • Civic Engagement Award

    Stevens Institute of Technology

    I received an award for my volunteer work with the Hoboken Community. This work included HealHoboken.org, TEDxHoboken, Hoboken Tech Task Force, and the New Jersey Tech Meetup.
    My roles in all organizations included organizing events, running events, and evangelizing the organization.

  • Northeast Bioengineering Conference Two-Semester Senior Design Poster: First Place

    Northeast Bioengineering Conference

    My Senior Design team and I won First Place at the Northeast Bioengineering Conference at Syracuse, NY for best Two-Semester Senior Design Project/Poster. My team, named AcceleroMetrix, created a novel device for monitoring neuromuscular blockade of adult and pediatric patients who are undergoing surgery requiring general anesthesia. Our device, named the TOF Clip, is more effective and 75% cheaper than current products on the market. The TOF Clip is also easy to use and is compatible with many…

    My Senior Design team and I won First Place at the Northeast Bioengineering Conference at Syracuse, NY for best Two-Semester Senior Design Project/Poster. My team, named AcceleroMetrix, created a novel device for monitoring neuromuscular blockade of adult and pediatric patients who are undergoing surgery requiring general anesthesia. Our device, named the TOF Clip, is more effective and 75% cheaper than current products on the market. The TOF Clip is also easy to use and is compatible with many of the ineffective solutions currently on the market thereby allowing anesthesiologists to keep their old devices but obtain significantly better results with the addition of the TOF Clip.

  • Dean's List

    Stevens Institute of Technology

Languages

  • Hebrew

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