Mir Imran , MS

CEO

InCube, Inc.
San Jose, CA

Mir Imran is the founder, Chairman, and CEO of InCube Labs, a medical device company dedicated to providing medical devices for clinical need. InCube Labs focuses on implantable devices, drug delivery combinations, interventional devices, and the use of novel biomaterials. Mir Iman founded InCube Labs with a passion for providing medical solution and devices that change the standard of care in critical healthcare markets. Imran also founded InCube Ventures, a life sciences venture fund that provides funding to promising start-up medical device companies. Dr. Imran began his career as a healthcare entrepreneur founding several game-changing companies. He was a pioneer in the development of the automatic implantable defibrillator, a device that has become a standard of care in cardiology. One of his high profile medical inventions is his EEG monitoring sensor array that John Glenn was featured as wearing in the Time Magazine story of his latest space mission. In 1992, Dr. Imran invented a cooled RF ablation catheter for the treatment of ventricular arrhythmias. This invention became the initial product of Cardiac Pathways, and is now widely used by cardiac electro-physiologists. In 1995, he developed a low-pressure balloon and aspirator system for use in catheter based interventions. Dr. Imran's device became the primary innovation for Percusurge, which was acquired by Medtronic in December 2000. In the medical field, Dr. Imran's interest is to develop medical devices that blur the distinction between organic and synthetic and advance patient treatment options. Dr. Imran currently serves as a Director for CardioVasc, Inc., Zonare, Inc., Intrapace, Inc., Entrack, Inc., SafeView, Inc., Bodymedia, Inc., EGeen Inc. Acumen Medical Inc., Python Medical, Inc. and Neurolinks, Inc. Additionally, he collaborates with the nation's top universities on research and development including Stanford, Rutgers, Johns Hopkins, UTSW, and several more. Dr. Imran attended Medical School at CMDNJ/Rutgers Medical School. He also holds an M.S. in Bioengineering and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Rutgers.