Former ADAC Labs executive Mohamed S. Elmandjra has taken the helm of Photonify Technologies, developer of a novel noninvasive medical imaging technology. The new president and CEO
Former ADAC Labs executive Mohamed S. Elmandjra has taken the helm of Photonify Technologies, developer of a novel noninvasive medical imaging technology. The new president and CEO of Photonify served ADAC as a senior vice president, as well as general manager of the PET division and vice president of marketing. Before that, Elmandjra worked eight years at GE Medical Systems, where he held various management positions in Europe and the U.S. Elmandjra will also serve on the board of directors for privately held Photonify, which is developing an optical spectroscopy product that may allow quantitative real-time imaging and oxygen mapping.
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