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OxyBand Technologies, Inc. Hires a Leader in Medical Technology as Chief Technology Officer
Date:6/6/2008

SAN FRANCISCO, June 6 /PRNewswire/ -- OxyBand Technologies Inc., San Francisco, has hired Dr. Olivier Postel to lead the company's bio-medical technology development and expand the company's intellectual property portfolio. OxyBand develops innovative therapeutic gas technology for health, cosmetic and consumer care. The company's inaugural device is an oxygen wound healing dressing, cleared by the FDA for medical and over the counter marketing. OxyBand has received a contract from the US Army.

The extensive experience Dr. Postel brings with him as Chief Technology Officer will help to focus the company's efforts in research and development, manufacturing and marketing toward launching new products in the market place.

Prior to joining OxyBand, Dr. Postel was the Director of Process Engineering and Integration at dpiX, the world leader of sensor arrays for X- ray medical imaging, where among his other responsibilities, he lead the engineering start-up of a $100 MM expansion facility in Colorado Springs, supported by four global medical equipment companies, Varian Medical Systems, Phillips Medical Systems, Siemens A.G. and Thales.

Dr. Postel has an extensive background in space propulsion systems and gas chemistry, beginning his career as a Staff Scientist at Stanford University's Plasma Propulsion Lab. He later leveraged his expertise in these fields and founded a medical device start up in Cold Plasma device technology for cosmetic and wound care funded in part by NIH. Dr. Postel has served on an NIH review committee on Infectious Diseases and Microbiology for the past several years. Dr. Postel has also worked with other Silicon Valley start-ups of various stages in developing technology.

The market is ready for OxyBand's innovative technology solutions. Dr. Postel's addition to the OxyBand team will help the company to become a market leader.

"We are very pleased Olivier has joined our team and we hope to capitalize on his
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