University of Texas Marc Feldman and Scisense Inc.

SAN ANTONIO (Nov. 10, 2009) — A mouse’s heart is the size of a pencil eraser and beats 700 times a minute – 10 times faster than a human heart. For a quarter-century, researchers have sought to more precisely measure the strength of this frenetic heartbeat when testing potential therapies. Now, a device that offers a far more accurate look at what is going on in a mouse’s heart is on the market....
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Scisense Inc. introduces Next Generation Pressure-Volume System

LONDON, ONTARIO, November 4, 2008 - Today Scisense announced the launch of a new generation of PV Loop systems providing more accurate, reliable and repeatable data than ever before. The Scisense ADVantage^TM system provides real-time, absolute ventricular volume and pressure measurements, from a single probe with no post processing required.
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Scisense Inc. Receives Award for Rapid Growth and Community Contribution

LONDON, ONTARIO, November 3, 2008 - Mayor DeCicco-Best presented an award to Scisense for "industry leadership, innovation, economic growth and sustainability and contribution to the community"
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Scisense Inc. nominated for "Most Supportive Sales Representative"

From http://www.techalliance.ca/latest/

LONDON, ONTARIO, May 13, 2008 - Out of 240 nominees world wide, Scisense Inc. was nominated in the "Most Supportive Sales Representative" category for the 2008 North American Life Science Industry Awards (LSIA).
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Scisense's only competitor in the world senses pressure from London, Ontario start up

From: http://newsletter.ledc.com/newsitem.php?item=20

Starting as a three person company in Blair Poetschke's basement in 2002, Scisense has become a formidable player in the world market of miniature implantable medical sensors. After recently expanding into neighbouring space, their 6,000 square foot facility now houses 20 highly skilled employees in their London, Ontario head office and production facility.
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