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Senscio is led by a diverse group of committed individuals who take great pride in working with each other to address a significant global problem: aging with good health and joy.
Piali De, PhD
Chief Executive Officer READ MORE
Piali De is a co-founder and CEO of Senscio Systems. She is the co-inventor of Senscio’s patented Scio™ framework, the artificially intelligent inference engine that contextualizes data in any domain into actionable intelligence. Built upon Scio, Senscio Systems’ Ibis Health Program is a complex chronic care management system designed to improve self-management for patients with complex chronic conditions designed to enable coordination with multiple care team members resulting in early intervention to avoid complications. It provides the perfect balance between technology and the right touch for individuals with complex health needs, resulting in fewer avoidable hospital admissions and improved health outcomes. Piali is the author of many publications, three patents, and one pending patent. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi and Sigma Pi Sigma honor societies and is the recipient of the National Women of Color’s 2009 Technology Innovation award. In 2005, Piali received the Raytheon CEO Award, Raytheon IDS President’s Award and Raytheon Business Development Excellence Award, for her work on profiling Marine Corps missions. A recognized thought leader in digital health innovation, Piali is a frequent and eloquent speaker and guest lecturer at digital health summits and health care conferences, including HFMA, HIMSS, The MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge , Medical Development Group, MedSpeaks, and Health Innovators. Prior to Senscio Systems, Piali was an Engineering Fellow at Raytheon’s Integrated Defense Systems. At Raytheon, she developed a system called Confluence™, designed to deliver knowledge-based decision support for public safety missions, pandemic crisis, natural disaster responses, military missions, and situations that require multiple organizations to analyze data simultaneously and respond in immediate unison. Piali grew up in Calcutta, India. In 1982, she graduated Summa Cum Laude, from Hunter College of the City University of New York, with Bachelors and Masters degrees in Physics. In 1987, Piali completed the doctoral program in Physics at Brown University. She and her husband Hugh Stoddart have two sons: Keiron and Brenton; all four share a passion for traveling. |
Mike Charley
Chief Operating Officer READ MORE
Mike Charley joined Senscio Systems in early 2014 and has performed in a variety of expanding roles, primarily focused on business strategy and growth. As the Chief Growth Officer for Senscio Systems, he was responsible for all Business Development, Sales and Marketing efforts as well as being a key member of the overall company leadership team. While in that role the company established and executed several highly successful pilot projects and programs with our currently established clients. In his current role he is accountable for all program execution and relationships with our major partners and clients. Prior to joining Senscio Systems, Mike had over 25 years of business leadership experience across all functional areas. Working in leadership roles in both Fortune 100 Companies and small businesses, his broad background and national/international network provides a firm foundation for current business success at Senscio. A graduate of the United States Naval Academy, Mike served for 20+ years as a Naval Aviator, commanding both afloat and ashore squadrons and served in numerous tours in Washington, D.C. Following retirement from the Navy, he worked in both defense and commercial businesses, with the last 6 years specifically focused on scaling of successful entrepreneurial companies Mike and his wife Sherry enjoy traveling and outdoor activities in all seasons. |
Hugh A. Stoddart, PhD
Chief Scientist READ MORE
Hugh A. Stoddart brings to Senscio Systems expertise in instrumentation, physical optics, optical engineering, electronics, data analysis, statistics, modeling of complex physical systems, programming, application development, control theory, optimization theory, neural networks, pattern recognition and image processing. He is a co-inventor of Senscio’s patented Scio™ framework. Dr. Stoddart received his BS from Knox College (Elizabeth B. Smith Award for Excellence in Physics), his MS in physics from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Pi Sigma), and his ScM and PhD in physics from Brown University (Sigma Xi). Dr. Stoddart has authored twelve papers on the electronic and optical properties of amorphous semiconductors. He has been granted four patents in the field of medical instrumentation. In 1987 Dr. Stoddart became a consultant to Strichman Medical Equipment, a manufacturer of a novel nuclear scanning device for the imaging of brain function. At Strichman Dr. Stoddart replaced their heuristic approach to image reconstruction with a revolutionary 3D MAP algorithm that was 20 years ahead of its time. All software for the scanning focal-point cameras presently in use worldwide was written entirely by him, as was the compiler to write the code. This created a multitasking application before multitasking was otherwise available. In 1995 Dr. Stoddart co-founded NeuroPhysics Corporation upon winning an Army SBIR proposal to develop a non-invasive device for the in-vivo measurement of oxygen saturation in the liver to assess battlefield casualties. An NIH SBIR contract followed in which a novel approach to measuring oxygenation of the fetal brain during childbirth was developed using sub-nanosecond, tunable, pulsed lasers and gated image intensifiers. Both projects were very successful leading to the sale of IP and an R&D contract from Somanetics Corporation (now Covidian) for a commercial product. Hugh enjoys traveling to exotic locations with his family. Mountain climbing, canoeing, nature photography, astronomy and pondering the nature of reality are his favorite pastimes. |
Dr. Michael Duffy, MD
Chief Health Officer READ MORE
Dr. Michael Duffy brings over 20 years of experience in clinical excellence and healthcare leadership to the role of Chief Health Officer and EVP of Healthcare Innovation. Mike's passion lies in rethinking healthcare delivery systems to develop systems that better serve the patients and clinicians that rely on them. Prior to joining Senscio Systems in November, 2020, Mike served as Senior Physician Executive of Northern Light Health Mercy Hospital, where he drove innovative improvements at the hospital and system levels, redesigning a Primary Care delivery system and leading a medical staff through the COVID pandemic. Prior to NLH Mercy, Mike was Medical Director of a Federally Qualified Health Center in Idaho where he designed systems to provide improved healthcare access to rural populations, and later used those lessons learned to bring care to Louisiana residents stranded by Hurricane Katrina. Through it all, Mike has continued to actively practice Primary Care medicine, and treasures his relationships with his patients as some of the best things in life. In his free time Mike enjoys traveling, backcountry skiing, flyfishing, and any other activity he can share with his wife, two boys, and his dog Stan. |
Keiron Stoddart
Chief Data Scientist READ MORE
Keiron is a data scientist with a passion for social entrepreneurship. He received his B.S. in physics from Allegheny College and his M.S. in machine learning from Columbia University. At Senscio Systems, Keiron leverages Scio and Warbler to learn the habits, identify the care gaps, and predict the adverse health events of Ibis users. Keiron's other research includes the algorithmic detection of lies from acoustic data and the effects of temperature on the magnetic behavior of inorganic compounds. In his free time, Keiron can be found riding his bike, reading a book or grabbing a drink with friends. |
Nick Murray
Chief Software Architect READ MORE
Nick Murray is Senscio Systems Chief Software Engineer and Architect. He was a Quantitative Analyst with the RAND Corp specialized in data digitization quality and management for 10 years. Nick has 20 years of private sector experience with technology start-ups. He has a Business Arts certification from UCLA and was active in the music industry. While at RAND Nick integrated technology with Health Policy development for developing-country governments as a consultant with USAID, the World Bank and WHO. He managed technology transfer and training programs for NORC/Univ of Chicago; evaluation and training programs for the World Bank, the Vietnamese Govt Statistical Office and Helen Keller International; data collection and analysis for the ICDDB (Longitudinal Bangladesh Matlab Health and Socio-economic Survey) and INCAP (Guatemala EGSF Family Health Survey) for the University of Michigan. He worked extensively with the Indonesian Ministry of Health. Nick practiced before the IRS as an Enrolled Agent representing over 300 clients under audit and 30 cases before the Federal Tax Courts over 3 years. He developed, managed, produced, licensed and toured musical groups in North America, the UK and Europe over 15 years. He is a contributing author to "Health Care Resource Needs And Mobilization in KalTim and NTB" for RAND Corporation, WD-6281-1-MOH and a published article on "The growth and effects of hospital selective contracting", Health Care Manage Rev, 1990. He is a native English speaker with halting Spanish, beginning navigational Bahasa Indonesian and very limited Thai and Vietnamese language skills. Nick met his wife in Los Angeles, they raised their family in Santa Monica and now reside in Portland Maine where they raise bees and are very actively engaged with the local Portland and down east Maine communities. |
