Dr. Saul Shiffman, co-founder and chief science officer of invivodata, received an honorable mention in the entrepreneur category of the 2012 Carnegie Science Awards, which recognizes outstanding science and technology achievements in western Pennsylvania.

Shiffman was recognized for his research in the scientific methods and processes that drive patient behavior to produce valid and reliable data and for developing the first handheld computer solution for collecting patient data during clinical research, the foundation of today’s electronic Patient Reported Outcomes (ePRO) industry.

“We are pleased to add Dr. Shiffman to a distinguished list of 300 individuals and organizations that have been honored since 1997 for improving lives through their commitment and contributions in science and technology,” said Ann Metzger, co-director of Carnegie Science Center.