Ricardi to lead Micro Imaging's commercialisation
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Micro Imaging Technology (MIT) has promoted John Ricardi to the newly-created role of executive vice-president. Mr Ricardi will become MIT's primary spokesperson and lead the commercialisation of the company's microbe identification technology. He will assume his new role, in addition to the responsibilities of his previous role as chief operating officer. San Clemente, California-based MIT has developed a rapid microbial ID system for identifying the presence of bacteria – the system has numerous applications, including clinical diagnostics.
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