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Thomas J. Fogarty, MD Lecture Series

Bill Brody at the Fogarty Lecture in 2005Every year the Department of Surgery and the Biodesign Program co-sponsor a lecture by a renowned innovator in the biomedical sciences. The lectures are named in honor of Thomas J. Fogarty, inventor of the embolectomy balloon catheter among other devices. Fogarty's balloon catheter procedure was the first successful examples of "less invasive" (and so, less traumatic) vascular surgery. The event is free and open to the public.

William Brody, former President of Johns Hopkins
speaking on Conflict of Interest at Universities in 2005.

17th 2015 Frederick Moll, CEO, Chairman, Auris Surgical Robotics. Founder Hansen Medical and Intuitive Surgical Friday, October 23, 2015 4:00 pm Lecture
Clark Center Auditorium
318 Campus Drive, Stanford, CA
16th 2014 Mark B. McClellan, Director, Health Care Innovation and Value Initiative; Senior Fellow, Economic Studies, The Brookings Institute view
15th 2013 Michael Mussallem, Chairman and CEO, Edwards Lifesciences.
Innovation: Then and Now
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14th 2012 Ginger Graham, Former President and Chief Executive Officer of Amylin Pharmaceuticals Former Group Chairman, Office of the President for Guidant Corporation (biography)
The Changing Landscape in Healthcare Innovation

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13th 2011 John Hennessy, President, Stanford University
Promoting & Sustaining Innovation: Lessons Learned from Stanford and Silicon Valley
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12th 2010 Carl Schramm, President and CEO, Kauffman Foundation (biography)
Have We Reached the End of Healthcare Innovation?
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11th 2009 Judy Estrin, CEO, Jlabs LLC; Author, Serial Entrepreneur
Closing the Innovation Gap - Sustainable Innovation
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10th 2008 Jacques Marescaux, Professor, University Hospitals of Strasbourg
Inventing the Future of Surgery
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9th 2007 Casey McGlynn, Member, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
The Innovator's Journey - Lessons for the Entrepreneur
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8th 2006 Andy Grove, Senior Advisor, Former Chairman, Intel
Shift Left: Technology and Healthcare
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7th 2005 William Brody, President, Johns Hopkins University
No Conflict, No Interest: The Role of the University and the Faculty in Innovation for Patient Care
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6th 2004 Paul G. Yock, Professor, Medicine and Bioengineering, Stanford University
Technology Innovation in Academic Medicine: Getting Real about Bench to Bedside
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5th 2003 Delos Cosgrove, Professor & Chair, Department of Tissue and Cellular Engineering, Cleveland Clinic
Innovation Imperative
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4th 2002 Rodney Perkins, Founder, Collagen
The Physician Entrepreneur
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3rd 2001 William New, Chairman and CTO, Natus Medical
Thinking Out of the Box
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2nd 2000 Robert Bartlett, Reowned surgeon
Extracorporeal Support in the ICU
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1st 1999 Thomas J. Fogarty, Inventor, Embolectomy Balloon Catheter
From Ideas Scribbled on a Napkin to Products for Patient Care
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