TBSI Management Team

Latest TBSI News

8/8/08
Led by Dr. Warren Meck and graduate student Ruey Cheng, the lab is beta testing our 15 channel wireless system to record single unit and local field potential data from rats
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7/21/08
TBSI attends FENS 2008 in Geneva Switzerland
July 12 - July 16.
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6/18/08
Triangle BioSystems, Inc announces the addition of Anita Jurkowski, Ph.D. as Research Application Support Specialist to the TBSI team. Dr. Jurkowski will operate out of our Durham, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina office effective June 18, 2008.
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3/26/08
TBSI is happy to announce the addition of two new resellers of our popular headstage products. read more...

3/18/08
TBSI announces a newly issued patent read more...

3/1/08
TBSI announces the addition of another distributor in our network of distribution partners: Upwards Biosystems (Taiwan) read more...

2/22/08
Introducing muti-channel, single wire, Multiplexing Recording Systems
(M-Series).
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2/20/08
New Customer Testimony: Bionic Ear Institute
La Trobe University, Bundoora, Australia
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2/16/08
TBSI announces a new distributor, Neurostar of Germany, with an emphasis on invasive electrophysiological brain mapping. read more...

1/16/08
TBSI announces new Trade-In and Upgrade programs for existing customers to maintain product investment value. read more...

Dr. James Morizio has over twenty-five years of corporate design experience and ten years of management experience with IBM and Mitsubishi Electronics in the mixed-signal VLSI design field. In addition, he has twelve years of research and teaching experience at Duke University. Since 1995, he has published over thirty conference abstracts and four journal manuscripts, and has received five patents awarded in the mixed signal VLSI design field. Dr. James Morizio has developed custom CMOS mixed signal ASICs for a variety of research projects including: high performance sigma-delta data converters; neural pre-amplifiers; bandpass filters for biological signals; analog multiplexers; broad-band ultrasound pre-amplifiers and line drivers. This broad knowledge base is the starting point and backbone of TBSI.

Mr. Go has over 19 years design and development experience creating designs using analog and mixed-signal VLSI devices. A core part of this experience includes the prototype and test of a wide range of audio, optical, and RF circuitry. From optimized digital and analog filter designs to infrared and optical modeling, Vinson has contributed to a half-dozen patents and disclosures. Mr. Go obtained both a bachelor and master of science degree in Electrical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, before commencing a career that has included such leading-edge technology employers as: the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Medacoustics, and GlobespanVirata. From computer modeling and simulation to board layout and prototype, Vinson's technical expertise and experience enable first-pass design success of new TBSI products.