MICRON BIOMEDICAL

Dr. McAllister has 25 years of experience developing medical devices and pharmaceutical dosage forms including microneedle-based patch technologies. He received a BS from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a PhD from the Georgia Institute of Technology, both in chemical engineering. Dr. McAllister leads Micron’s R&D activities, overseeing the development of Micron’s microneedle patch technology and serving as the principal investigator on several grants and contracts including from the Gates Foundation and the CDC. Prior to co-founding Micron, Dr. McAllister was the technical head of Valeritas’ microneedle development program and co-inventor of their lead product, V-Go, the first insulin pump marketed to the large Type 2 diabetes market. He has over 30 US patents issued or pending and has served as a consultant for a number of medical device companies. Prior to Valeritas, he was a Senior R&D Engineer, Diabetes Division, at Johnson & Johnson.

Mr. Marvasty led the raise of our first institutional financing and has spent over 15 years researching diseases of global impact. He has raised over $270 million in institutional financing for companies he co-founded or led finance and strategy for. Notably, he is an inventor of the first blood-based diagnostic test to diagnose heart disease and has over 25 scientific publications. Prior to Micron, Mr. Marvasty co-founded three life sciences companies and consulted with KPMG where he advised publicly traded and venture-backed companies.

Mr. Henry has over 20 years of research, product development, and project management experience in the microneedle and medical device fields including overall product development responsibilities at Porex Surgical, now owned by Stryker, a company that develops, manufactures, and sells craniofacial implants to surgeons in five surgical specialties. He received a BS from the University of Technology of Compiègne (France) and an MS from the Georgia Institute of Technology, both in bioengineering, as well as an MBA from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Mr. Henry has 8 US patents issued or pending and has worked on microneedles projects at Georgia Tech and Micron for over 10 years.