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[[File:RJ New.png|thumb]] '''Serving as UIF Since:'''&nbsp;Spring 2015<br/>'''School:&nbsp;'''La Salle University<br/>'''What he does now:'''&nbsp;CEO/Founder of Dashbot3D Clinical Engineer, Johnson & Johnson, Active UIF &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;[[File:TransLualhati.jpg|thumb]]<br/>'''What that means:&nbsp;'''&nbsp;Leads He designs, validates and oversees all innovative design and production of medlcal 3D printed printing within Johnson & Johnson's medical devices, prototypes, makerspace development and innovation curriculum in Philadelphia. Also active UIF post-graduation, Trans participates in all UIF activity from the Facebook group to attending Regional Meetupsdevice companies at their 3D Printing Center of Excellence.&nbsp;<br/>'''Contact him about:'''&nbsp;3D Printing, Biomedical Engineering infoBiomedicine, student incubators and makerspace development and curriculum design; medical prototypes or just in general as your #1 hype man<br/>'''Email:&nbsp;'''dashbotTLualhat@its.co@gmailjnj.com&nbsp;<br/>'''Phone:&nbsp;'''(267)-694-4472

<br/>Trans, or best known as “RJ,” is a current University Innovation Fellow who graduated from La Salle University with a BS in Integrated Science, Business and Technology “ISBT” with a concentration in Biomedical Engineering. He joined the University Innovation Fellows program to promote innovation and design thinking methodology on his campus as well as in his hometown of Philadelphia. By immersing himself in the UI Fellows program, RJ has not only impacted his university’s campus of 5,000 students, but Philadelphia as a whole. He started implementing this type of teaching with his educational workshops under his company Dashbot and also brought full scale currently is a 3D Printing Clinical Engineer for Johnson & Johnson and Prototyping to is the city of Philadelphia we welllead engineer for J&J's Trauma Division focusing on Orthopedic and Spinal medicine. As CEO, he leads an innovative young team of 10 people His goal is to help ignite change transfer into Johnson & Johnson's Biomedicine/Bioprinting Division to an ever-evolving city. From this, everyone who has been impacted can pay it forward to help make change where it is needed, anywhere at anytimeachieve his goal of printing organs and tissue for a better and sustainable life.&nbsp;</div><div><br/></div><div></div>See his talk from the University Innovation Fellows Silicon Valley Meetup in March 2017: {{#Widget:Youtube|id=nLC9vYbV0fQ}}</div>[[Category:La_Salle_University_(2015_Spring_cohort)]][[Category:La_Salle_University_(2015_Spring_cohort)]][[Category:Student Contributors]]{{CatTree|La_Salle_University}}