User Interface Design Grant
We are excited to have won a grant earlier this year with Ovyl to help design the user interface of our stent keeping the end-user at the forefront of our product design. We were blown away by their work in the strategy phase of this project and are excited to continue to work with them.
EndoShunt Wins NSF I-Corps Grant
The NSF I-Corps Grant is one of the most prestigious customer discovery grants in the US for research based start-ups. NSF’s I-Corps Program consists of an eight week intensive bootcamp, during which over 100 endusers will be interviewed, and a $50,000 grant to be used for customer discovery efforts, and problem solution fit validation.
EndoShunt Begins Conducting I-Corps Interviews
Trauma Community, EndoShunt is looking for people in the trauma and critical care community to interview as part of our NSF I-Corps customer discovery. If you or any when you know is a trauma surgeon, trauma nurse, trauma survivor, or in anyway related to hospital purchasing, please use this link to sign up for a […]
EndoShunt announces partnership with Seisa Medical for manufacturing
Seisa Medical and their subsidiary Burpee Medsystems will begin the design and manufacture of EndoShunt’s first set of devices. “Combining Seisa’s breadth of high quality manufacturing capabilities and EndoShunt’s clever team and IP, we will be able to make a truely world-changing device together” – Les Duman, Seisa Medical.
EndoShunt Selectable for the Air Forces SBIR Program
The EndoShunt team was listed as selectable for the Air Force’s open topic SBIR grant Afwerx. With the phase one SBIR grant the EndoShunt team can further our mission to empower trauma surgeons with the time to save lives.
EndoShunt Arrives At EAST
The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma annual assembly is the premier meeting of the trauma community in the United States. EndoShunt is at EAST to introduce the trauma community to our burgeoning technology and look for research partners as we begin to transition to an early product research phase of our development.
EndoShunt Hemorrhage Control In Under 30 seconds
Data for more aortic simulator shows the ability to blindly place end of shunt and substantially control hemorrhage in under 30 seconds. Data was collected over five trials, validating the ease of use and rapid efficacy of EndoShunt.
EndoShunt Vanderbilt Feature
EndoShunt, along with two of EndoShunt’s four cofounders, were featured in a Vanderbilt press release, highlighting the impact, and innovative nature of the work of the EndoShunt team.
EndoShunt I-Corps Team Performs 150 interviews
The EndoShunt I-Corps Team won the NSF I-Corps Cohort performing 150 EndUser Interviews to hone the team’s understanding of what trauma surgeons need to better control hemorrhage.
Nashville is the Health Startup Capital of the world
What a great city to be located in as a Health Sciences startup excited to make our impact!