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Home > News > Biophan CEO Michael Weiner to Participate on Expert Panel

April 26th, 2005

Biophan CEO Michael Weiner to Participate on Expert Panel

Abstract:
Biophan Technologies, Inc., a developer of next-generation biomedical technology, has announced that CEO Michael Weiner has been invited to participate on an expert panel designed to explore the impacts of nanotechnology and other technological advances on the future of the healthcare delivery system, to be held today at the Health Technology Center in San Francisco, California.

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