Dan Manor, Ph.D., a 1992 graduate of Israel's renowned Technion Institute's Department of Bio-engineering, is a member of San Francisco Science™'s Scientific Advisory Board.

Dr. Manor was an Assistant Professor at The Department of Physiology of The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort-Worth, Texas and a faculty member of UNTHSC. While there, he conducted theoretical and experimental studies in the field of congestive heart failure, the role of the venous circulation in modulating cardiac function and the effects of elevated right atrial pressures on the coronary circulation and cardiac function in isolated and intact canine heart preparations.

Dr. Manor is the founder of several start up companies and the holder of numerous medical device patents. He is a graduate of The Israeli Managerial Institute's Course for Managers of Technological Start-Up Companies and holds a degree in Aeronautical Engineering (honors) from The Faculty of Aeronautical Engineering, at The Technion.

Dr. Manor served as a Captain in Israel's military.

In addition to his SFS roles, Dr. Manor is the CEO of Biosonix Ltd., a medical device start-up company for generating various physiological parameters for diagnostic and monitoring purposes, including non-invasive measurements of blood flow.