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Novaflux Technologies, formerly Princeton Trade &
Technology, Inc., is a New Jersey based company, incorporated in 1988,
with the primary goal of developing and commercializing medical devices
and pharmaceutical products for domestic and international markets. Presently,
the company is actively developing new applications for its patented breakthrough
two-phase flow cleaning technology platform. Development of several products
in the medical, dental, pharmaceutical, food processing and water treatment
fields is underway. Many such products are in the process of being commercialized.
Novafluxs innovations have been peer reviewed and recognized in the form
of multiple grants and contracts from National Institutes of Health, United
States Air Force, United States Navy, New Jersey Commission on Science
and Technology, Bureau of Reclamation Department of the Interior, United
States Department of Agriculture, and the Industrial Sector, both in the
United States and Internationally.
Our main offices and laboratories are located at 1 Wall Street, Princeton,
New Jersey 08540. Various in-vitro and clinical studies have been performed
or are in preparation at the facilities of the University of Maryland
Dental School, the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey,
Georgetown University Medical School, Jefferson University Medical School,
Baylor College of Dentistry - Texas A & M University, University of Delaware,
Pennsylvania State University, Wayne State University, University of Louisville,
University of Utah, University of Pennsylvania and at our pilot testing
facilities in New Jersey. Supporting validation of technology has been
performed in collaboration with several academic and industrial partners.
The companys staff consists of highly skilled full and part-time professionals
with expertise in the fields of medicine, dentistry, chemistry, mechanical
engineering, chemical engineering, microbiology, physics, transport phenomena,
colloid science, membrane science and others. The full-time staff has
extensive management experience that includes directing product development
projects. The core of full-time staff members, part-time staff members,
and consultants mesh nicely to form a close-knit working atmosphere with
information sharing and progress being at the top of the agenda.
Mohamed E. Labib, Ph.D. in Chemistry, McGill University,
President and Founder
Richard F. Stockel, Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry,
Clemson University, Vice President of Technology
Richard (C.-Y.) Lai, Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering,
University of Pittsburgh, Director of Research and Development
Yacoob Tabani, Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering,
New Jersey Institute of Technology, Senior Engineer
Steven A. Weitzel, B.S. in Chemical Engineering,
University of Missouri, Director of Marketing
Jay Qian, M.S. in Mechanical Engineering, City College
of New York (CUNY), Mechanical Engineer
Joseph J. Murawski, B.S. in Physics and Fine
Arts, New York University, Process Engineer
Charles Giambrone, M.S. in Microbiology, Rutgers
University, Senior Microbiologist
Part-time collaborators in major projects and private consultants include
the following:
- Henry Williams, Ph.D., Professor of Microbiology, University
of Maryland Dental School Development of Dental Unit Waterlines
Technology and PI of Clinical Studies at UMAB.
- Stanley Benjamin, M.D., Chief of Gastroenterology, Georgetown
Medical School Collaborator and advisor in programs for the development
of flexible endoscope cleaning and reprocessing.
- Stanislav S. Dukhin, Ph.D., Primary Consultant in fluid dynamics,
transport phenomena, cleaning physics, system design, theoretical
formulation of processes, analysis and formulation of novel ideas
and products.
- Robert Kolstad, Ph.D., Professor of Microbiology, Baylor
College of Dentistry PI of clinical studies and validation of high-speed
dental handpiece cleaning, disinfection and sterilization.
- Walter Bond, M.S., Former Supervisory Research Microbiologist,
Hospital Infections Program, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
Atlanta, now an independent consultant in heathcare-related environmental
microbiology, RCSA, Inc., Lawrenceville, GA Advisor in the development
of products based on the patented Novaflux process, and collaborator
in several NIH funded projects.
- Richard Sherman, M.D., Medical Director of Dialysis Centers
International (DCI), Professor of Nephrology, Robert Wood Johnson
Medical School (UMDNJ) PI and collaborator in the development of
hemodialyzer reprocessing technology including clinical trials.
- Toros Kaponian, M.D., Professor of Nephrology, Robert Wood
Johnson Medical School (UMDNJ) PI in clinical study for the development
of hemodialyzer reprocessing technology.
- Richard A. Ward, Ph.D., Professor of Medicine and Head of
Kidney Disease Program, University of Louisville PI in clinical
study for the development of hemodialyzer reprocessing technology.
- Michelle J. Alfa, Ph.D., Professor of Clinical Microbiology,
Dept. of Clinical Laboratory Science, The College of Pharmacy & Applied
Health Professions, Wayne State University PI in clinical study
for the development of flexible endoscope cleaning and reprocessing
technology.
- Anthony J. DiMarino, Jr., M.D., Chief, Division of Gastroenterology
& Hepatology, Thomas Jefferson University Medical School PI in clinical
study for the development of flexible endoscope cleaning and reprocessing
.
- Donald Jungkind, Ph.D., Director, Clinical Microbiology,
Dept. of Pathology, Thomas Jefferson University Co-PI in clinical
study for the development of endoscope cleaning and reprocessing technology.
- Andrew L. Zydney, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Chemical
Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, and formerly with the
University of Delaware PI on joint programs for the development
of hemodialyzer reprocessing technology; other consulting activities
in membrane cleaning and applications.
- Brian Wigdahl, Ph.D., Professor and Director, Department
of Microbiology and Immunology, Pennsylvania State University College
of Medicine PI in pre-clinical study for the development of microbiocides
for preventing HIV transmission.
- Mary K. Howett, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Microbiology
and Immunology, Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine
Co-PI in pre-clinical study for the development of microbiocides
for preventing HIV transmission.
- Fred C. Krebs, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of
Microbiology and Immunology, Pennsylvania State University College
of Medicine Co-PI in pre-clinical study for the development of microbicides
for preventing HIV transmission.
- Jeffrey J. Morrell, Professor, Department of Forest Products,
Oregon State University PI for the development of environmentally-safe
wood preservatives.
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