The 2005 Rutgers Distinguished Engineer

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Mir Ali Imran


Mir Imran received the 2005 Distinguished Engineer Award for his pioneering research and product developments in the field of medical technology. Mir founded InCube Laboratories in 1995 to focus on his passion: creating medical device solutions that change the standard of care in critical healthcare markets. He began his career as a med-tech entrepreneur in the late 1970’s, and has founded over 20 companies since those early days. Over the decades, he has become one of the world’s most successful inventors, entrepreneurs and investors in healthcare.

Mir now holds more than 200 patents – and is most well known for his contributions to the first FDA-approved Automatic Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator. However Mir has also invented a number of breakthrough devices that set new standards of care for their industries. Highlights include the world’s first EEG monitors, Trans-Urethral Needle Ablation procedures, embolic protection devices, ultrasound imaging and a host of other innovations that he commercialized through successful business ventures. As an entrepreneur, Mir has founded over 20 successful medical device companies.

In addition to his venture capital activities, Mir is an active angel Investor, with a portfolio based around both medical and pharmaceutical ventures. Mir currently holds board seats with Bodymedia, Cardiovasc, Intrapace, Egeen International, Spinal Modulation, ZARS and Zonare.

Mir earned an MS in Bio-Engineering and a BS in Electrical Engineering from Rutgers, where he spent three years as a Research Specialist.