Johann Kalchman

Master of Science at Keio University, 2nd best Japanese University Majoring in Biomedical Engineering and research in a Tissue Engineering laboratory.
Subject of thesis: A three-dimensional microfluidic cancer cell migration assay to screen the effect of anti-migratory drugs and interstitial flow.

Laboratory exchange in July 2011 to improve communication between japanese and korean teams, and to learn and transmit new techniques in Tissue Engineering especially collagen microbeads and algenate microfibers applied to microfluidics and cell culture.

Participation in the 2nd Korea-Keio Universities International Symposium on Microfluidics and Tissue Engineering.

I worked on the Remote Monitoring project (RMS) that will give physicians access to data recorded by the RF implanted cardiac defibrillator.
The mission was to work with Orange Business Services on data privacy and security requirements to submit the RMS to the ASIP, French entity responsible for the management of shared health information systems and to prepare the submissions in the US, EU and Japan.

One-month internship at GIP-DMP, new ASIP, agence des systèmes d'information partagés de santé, a group member of the Ministry of Health which works on technologies of communication in the healthcare field.
I worked in the communication department of the company and I learnt a lot being next to young and dynamic managers.

Conception and realization of an innovative silent lawnmower. Confidential Project. Budget: 15k€. Interesting approach of project management, team work and research and development.