The Alfred Mann Foundation for Scientific Research (AMF) is a renowned 501(c)(3) medical research organization founded by technology pioneer Alfred Mann in 1985. Based in Valencia, CA, AMF has a rich history of developing groundbreaking medical technologies, with a strong focus on addressing unmet medical conditions. They specialize in early-stage ideas and technologies, providing the necessary expertise in engineering, quality systems, manufacturing, clinical trials, and regulatory affairs.

With their patient capital, AMF effectively bridges the gap between novel ideas and viable medical devices. AMF's research interests are diverse and can be explored further on their website. The foundation was established by Alfred E.

Mann, a visionary technology innovator. Over the course of his career, he founded and largely funded 17 companies, two of which became public and ten were acquired, amounting to a cumulative value of approximately $8 billion. In 1969, Mann enlisted the expertise of Dr.

Joe Schulman to develop the world's first reliable rechargeable pacemaker with bi-directional telemetry. Their collaboration led to the creation of the first commercial rechargeable pacemaker and the formation of Pacesetter Systems. AMF continues to prioritize innovation and impact, remaining at the forefront of medical research.

Take a look at their website to find out more about partnering opportunities and career openings