The BioElectronics Podcast

Welcome back to The BioElectronics Podcast. This time Rick Rowan is joined by Dr James Somauroo and NuroKor's Chief Commercial Officer - Medical Markets, Jonathan Penny. After more than 16 years working in the medical device industry from startups to multi-billion dollar companies, Jonathan has seen first hand, and played a role in the accelerated evolution of medical technologies witnessed in recent years. He knows only too well the critical value of clinical research and product development rooted in evidence and science, and explains why it is pivotal, not only to NuroKor and the industry at large, but to the delivery of safe and effective healthcare services for patients too. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

On the latest episode of The BioElectronics Podcast, your co-hosts Rick Rowan and Dr James Somauroo meet NuroKor's Chief Commercial Officer - Consumer Markets, William Ripley. William has spent nearly 20 years in sales and marketing for household names in consumer technology including Philips, 3 and Motorola before joining NuroKor just over a year ago to head up the company's commercial division.  Since joining, William has played a pivotal role in launching NuroKor into new markets around the world, and building profile and global distribution network.  In their conversation, Rick, James and William explore the growing interest in consumerisation of healthcare and healthcare technologies, and why innovative solutions are increasingly empowering people to manage and optimise their own health.  They also discuss how NuroKor is gaining momentum with recent partnerships across the UK and Hong Kong, and why diversification is a critical factor for success in its long term impact strategy. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

In the latest episode, guest host Dr James Somauroo meets Chloe Stockwell Clark, CTO at Nurokor. Chloe provides the technical direction for Nurokor’s business strategies, using her wealth of experience in the medical device industry to bring a scientific and educational approach to her role. In the episode, James and Chloe discuss the science and practical applications of microcurrent, and what the future holds for bioelectronics in the medical world. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

This week, Rick and James discuss NuroKor's upcoming health economic impact assessment being researched alongside Life Science Hub Wales looking at how Nurokor will impact the health economics of musculoskeletal pathways, they discuss the personalisation of Nurokor devices and how the devices allow for treating a wide range of conditions and also how we at Nurokor think about our application into the clinical markets to compliment our B2C business.  www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

On the latest episode, your co-hosts Rick Rowan and Dr James Somauroo meet Doctor Anna Hicks and Sian Stokes, two of the all-female 4-way Formation Skydive team, Not For The Ordinary (NFTO). They are British National Champions and won silver at the 2019 Skydiving World Cup as well as gold at the 2018 Indoor World Cup. Anna is also an Army Doctor by day and runs her own general practice. On the episode, Anna and Sian discuss the sport they love and how NuroKor helps them optimise and recover. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

On the latest episode of The Bioelectronics Podcast, your co-hosts Rick Rowan and Dr James Somauroo meet Dr Charlie Fleury and Dr Adam Baker, two frontline A+E doctors will be switching out their scrubs to tackle the world’s toughest rowing competition. Dubbed the ‘Emergensea Duo’ the inspiring doctors talk to NuroKor about their race preparations, juggling work and their goals to break the mixed pairs record. They also share how they will be implementing NuroKor technology in training and the race. The two medics who work in Devon, will take part in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge in December 2021. As they tackle the jaw dropping 3000-mile rowing challenge, they hope to raise £100,000 for essential medical charities, and also have their sights set on breaking the mixed pairs record for the competition. Not to mention, to help further Charlie’s research into female performance in ultra-endurance events. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

On the latest episode of The Bioelectronics Podcast, your co-hosts Rick Rowan and Dr James Somauroo meet NuroKor's Chief Technical Officer Simon Hughes. Simon's impressive career has spanned over 25 years and he has worked in wide range of technically-driven roles with some of the UK's biggest FTSE 100 brands including Lloyds Bank, Nokia and Avon. Today, Simon acts as a fractional CTO supporting ambitious organisations like NuroKor with their long-term strategic planning. In today's conversation, Simon, Rick and James discuss the future of health tech and how new innovations such as machine learning and AI are playing an ever-increasing role in our healthcare ecosystem.  www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

This week’s episode of The Bioelectronics Podcast features special guest Jamie Tilley of Celtic Podiatry, who joins co-hosts Rick Rowan and Dr James Somauroo to talk about all things feet. Jamie explains the complexities of podiatry and the vast array of patient issues he treats on a daily basis, and how bioelectronic therapy is playing an increasing role in his patient treatment plans. Jamie also explains how he became a foundation investor in NuroKor after using the devices personally, and seeing their huge potential in podiatry.  www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

On the latest episode of The Bioelectronics Podcast, co-hosts Rick Rowan and Dr James Somauroo are joined by Somi Arian - a leading tech-philosopher, award-winning filmmaker, author, entrepreneur and NuroKor investor. Somi talks about her many exciting projects - including the newly launched FemPeak platform, and her passion for understanding how technology is changing our society. She also shares how a Hernia Correction surgery led her to invest in the NuroKor company. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

To kickstart the new year, your co-hosts Rick Rowan NuroKor CEO and Dr James Somauroo look back on what has been an unforgettable year for the healthcare industry. They discuss how the pandemic has shined a spotlight, not only on bioelectronic technologies and electroceuticals, but many other emerging health tech solutions that have the potential to truly shape the future of healthcare in the UK and globally. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]