Med Device Entrepreneurs Honor One Of Their Own With Startup, Mentoring Program

A lineup of medical device entrepreneurs are working with doctors in UCSF's Department of Surgery and bioengineering graduate students to honor a longtime colleague by shaping life-saving products from fresh ideas. The Rosenman Institute, a new organization set up under the umbrella of the University of California's QB3 institute, launched this month with some 20 colleagues of Dan Rosenman signing on as mentors. Rosenman, who over a 25-year career led R&D efforts for a number of startups, including BioCardia Inc. of San Carlos, died in August from a heart attack while bicycling at Lake Tahoe.

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