Jason Ruan
EPFL STI IGM MICROBS
MED 3 2815 (Bâtiment MED)
Station 9
1015 Lausanne
+41 21 693 79 67
Office: MED 3 2815
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Website: https://microbs.epfl.ch/
Expertise
I have extensive experience in the development and optimization of medical devices, particularly in neuromodulation and endovascular technologies. My expertise includes:
- MEMS Devices: Design, development, and integration of MEMS sensors in implantable devices, with a focus on pressure measurement and flow dynamics.
- Microfabrication: Advanced microfabrication techniques for high-precision medical components, including clean room processes for MEMS.
- Medical Device Standards: Proficiency in ISO 13485, ISO 14971, and regulatory compliance for Class-III medical devices.
- Endovascular Diagnostics: Innovation in real-time intra-coronary pressure mapping and coronary hemodynamics.
- RF Measurements & ESD Testing: Expertise in RF measurement systems and electrostatic discharge testing.
- Project Management: Leadership in product development, R&D, IP management, and cross-functional team management in both startup and academic settings.
Jason Ruan, Ph.D.
Scientist with Medical Device Development Expertise.
Jason Ruan is an accomplished engineer with over a decade of experience in medical technology and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). Holding a Ph.D. in Microelectronics, Electromagnetism, and Electromechanical Engineering from LAAS-CNRS, Jason has made significant contributions to both academic research and the development of cutting-edge medical devices. His expertise spans neuro-stimulation, neuro-recording, endovascular diagnostics, and MEMS technologies, with a focus on implantable and minimally invasive devices.
Throughout his career, Jason has led pioneering efforts in medical device innovation, playing key roles in the development of novel DBS and SEEG products and advanced neuromodulation systems. As the Engineering Manager at Aleva Neurotherapeutics, he worked on the optimization of directional deep brain stimulation (DBS) systems and thin-film processes. Prior to this, Jason served as Chief Technology Officer at Adept Neuro SA, where he led the company's technological advancements, ultimately resulting in its acquisition by DIXI Medical.
His current research revolves around the invention of a next-generation of endovascular guidewires, designed to revolutionize medical diagnostics.
Jason's proficiency in medical device standards, including ISO 13485 and ISO 14971, combined with his technical expertise in MEMS and RF measurements, positions him as a leading figure in the field of medical technology.
His career is also marked by three patents in neuromodulation and a strong commitment to advancing healthcare through innovation.
In addition to his technical and managerial roles, Jason has contributed to academia by mentoring students and collaborating on industrial projects.
Fluent in French and English, Jason's adaptability and international experience enable him to thrive in diverse and multidisciplinary environments.
Scientist with Medical Device Development Expertise.
Jason Ruan is an accomplished engineer with over a decade of experience in medical technology and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). Holding a Ph.D. in Microelectronics, Electromagnetism, and Electromechanical Engineering from LAAS-CNRS, Jason has made significant contributions to both academic research and the development of cutting-edge medical devices. His expertise spans neuro-stimulation, neuro-recording, endovascular diagnostics, and MEMS technologies, with a focus on implantable and minimally invasive devices.
Throughout his career, Jason has led pioneering efforts in medical device innovation, playing key roles in the development of novel DBS and SEEG products and advanced neuromodulation systems. As the Engineering Manager at Aleva Neurotherapeutics, he worked on the optimization of directional deep brain stimulation (DBS) systems and thin-film processes. Prior to this, Jason served as Chief Technology Officer at Adept Neuro SA, where he led the company's technological advancements, ultimately resulting in its acquisition by DIXI Medical.
His current research revolves around the invention of a next-generation of endovascular guidewires, designed to revolutionize medical diagnostics.
Jason's proficiency in medical device standards, including ISO 13485 and ISO 14971, combined with his technical expertise in MEMS and RF measurements, positions him as a leading figure in the field of medical technology.
His career is also marked by three patents in neuromodulation and a strong commitment to advancing healthcare through innovation.
In addition to his technical and managerial roles, Jason has contributed to academia by mentoring students and collaborating on industrial projects.
Fluent in French and English, Jason's adaptability and international experience enable him to thrive in diverse and multidisciplinary environments.