The Management Team
Faucetworks is a Delaware-incorporated limited liability company founded in 2018. Headquartered in Emeryville, California, Faucetworks maintains a product development and testing laboratory in Napa.
Faucetworks is led by:
Mark K. Borsody, Ph.D.
Chief Executive Officer
Dr. Borsody is a stroke neurologist and serial medical device entrepreneur who has served as medical director for major pharmaceutical stroke programs including AstraZeneca's NXY059, Lundbeck's desmoteplase, and Genentech's Activase (rtPA).
Renata Barreto
Vice President - Regulatory
Ms. Barreto is a Jurisprudence and Social Policy Ph.D. candidate at the University of California – Berkeley School of Law graduate whos focus is on medical uses for artificial intelligence. She is a Eugene-Cota Robles Fellowship awardee and Fellow of the American Political Science Association.
Grace Montenegro
Vice President - Engineering
Ms. Montenegro is an experienced product development manager who has 13 years managing information technology and computer services for major European and Latin American corporations. She is completing a Masters degree in electrical engineering at Sonoma State University.
Advisors
Faucetworks collaborates with NeuroSpring, a 501(c)(3) public charity that supports neuroscience research, to obtain unbiased medical and scientific input on the Faucet AID.
Mark Hasegawa-Johnson, Ph.D.
Scientific Advisor
Dr. Hasegawa-Johnson is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois – Urbana’s Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology. He is a world-recognized authority in computer recognition of human speech and speech pathology, with specific experience in the use of artificial intelligence-based processes for medical uses.
Lela Mirtskhulava, Ph.D.
Scientific Advisor
Dr. Mirtskhulava is an Associate Professor of Computer Engineering at the Tbilisi State University (Georgia). She has 20-years’ experience in computer programming and artificial neural network research. Her specific interest is in the use of AIDs for the diagnosis of emergency medical conditions and she is the inventor of the stroke AID described in the Research Strategy.
Medical Advisors
Phil Gorelick, M.D.
Medical Advisor
Dr. Gorelick is Chairman of the Department of Neurology and Director of Stroke Research at the University of Illinois – Chicago. He has served in leadership roles for numerous clinical treatment trials and has received the National Stroke Association’s Visionary in Stroke award.
James Grotta, M.D.
Medical Advisor
Dr. Grotta is Director of the Mobile Stroke Unit Consortium of the Texas Medical Center. He has played a leadership role in many clinical research treatment trials examining neurologic emergencies. NIH presently funds his research into pre-hospital treatment of stroke in ambulances.
Ed Jauch, M.D.
Medical Advisor
Dr. Jauch is former Chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina and current Chief of System Research at Mission Health. In addition to being a practicing emergency medicine physician, he is an Adjunct Professor in Biomedical Engineering at Clemson.
Jeff Saver, M.D.
Medical Advisor
Dr. Saver is a Professor of Neurology at the University of California - Los Angeles and Director of the Stroke and Vascular Neurology Program. He organized and directed the FAST-MAG clinical trial, one of the largest ambulance-based clinical trials testing the effectiveness of a novel emergency treatment for stroke.