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Title: Jay Stein interview, part 1
Date(s): 2020-06-26
Contributor(s): Stein, Jay, 1942- (interviewee), Hologic (Firm) (associated name), Spohn, Benjamin (interviewer)
Description: In this interview, Jay Stein details his journey to working at Hologic. He goes into detail about his education and work with American Science and Engineering, including his work with NASA to measure x-rays reflected from the moon. Within this discussion, Stein talks about his interest and experience working with x-ray technology, which ultimately led him to start a company called Diagnostic Technology with David Ellenbogen. Stein compares his work with x-ray technology that deals with...
Show moreIn this interview, Jay Stein details his journey to working at Hologic. He goes into detail about his education and work with American Science and Engineering, including his work with NASA to measure x-rays reflected from the moon. Within this discussion, Stein talks about his interest and experience working with x-ray technology, which ultimately led him to start a company called Diagnostic Technology with David Ellenbogen. Stein compares his work with x-ray technology that deals with baggage inspection systems and the technology used in medical imaging, such as mammography machines. Throughout much of the interview, Stein refers to his friendship and business partnership with David Ellenbogen, and how their relationship was a key factor in the success of Hologic.
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Collection ID: Hologic Medical Imaging oral histories (Accession 2020.201)
Hagley ID: 2020201_Stein_Jay_20200626
Collection: Hologic Digital Mammography oral histories

Title: Jay Stein interview, part 2
Date(s): 2020-06-29
Contributor(s): Stein, Jay, 1942- (interviewee), Hologic (Firm) (associated name), Spohn, Benjamin (interviewer)
Description: In this interview, Jay Stein continues his interview after concluding the first part on June 26th, 2020. In this second part, Stein goes into more detail about his time with Hologic. This includes discussions about the acquisition of other smaller technology companies, work with the FDA, and the overall company culture. Towards the end of the interview, Stein reflects on his career with Hologic and relationship with David Ellenbogen, including the highlights of his work.
Collection ID: Hologic Medical Imaging oral histories (Accession 2020.201)
Hagley ID: 2020201_Stein_Jay_20200629
Collection: Hologic Digital Mammography oral histories

Title: Jay Stein interview, part 2 [transcript]
Date(s): 2020-06-29
Contributor(s): Stein, Jay, 1942- (interviewee), Hologic (Firm) (associated name), Spohn, Benjamin (interviewer)
Description: In this interview, Jay Stein continues his interview after concluding the first part on June 26th, 2020. In this second part, Stein goes into more detail about his time with Hologic. This includes discussions about the acquisition of other smaller technology companies, work with the FDA, and the overall company culture. Towards the end of the interview, Stein reflects on his career with Hologic and relationship with David Ellenbogen, including the highlights of his work.
Collection ID: Hologic Medical Imaging oral histories (Accession 2020.201)
Hagley ID: 2020201_Stein_Jay_20200629_transcript
Collection: Hologic Digital Mammography oral histories

Title: Jay Stein interview, part 1 [transcript]
Date(s): 2020-06-26
Contributor(s): Stein, Jay, 1942- (interviewee), Hologic (Firm) (associated name), Spohn, Benjamin (interviewer)
Description: In this interview, Jay Stein details his journey to working at Hologic. He goes into detail about his education and work with American Science and Engineering, including his work with NASA to measure x-rays reflected from the moon. Within this discussion, Stein talks about his interest and experience working with x-ray technology, which ultimately led him to start a company called Diagnostic Technology with David Ellenbogen. Stein compares his work with x-ray technology that deals with...
Show moreIn this interview, Jay Stein details his journey to working at Hologic. He goes into detail about his education and work with American Science and Engineering, including his work with NASA to measure x-rays reflected from the moon. Within this discussion, Stein talks about his interest and experience working with x-ray technology, which ultimately led him to start a company called Diagnostic Technology with David Ellenbogen. Stein compares his work with x-ray technology that deals with baggage inspection systems and the technology used in medical imaging, such as mammography machines. Throughout much of the interview, Stein refers to his friendship and business partnership with David Ellenbogen, and how their relationship was a key factor in the success of Hologic.
Show less
Collection ID: Hologic Medical Imaging oral histories (Accession 2020.201)
Hagley ID: 2020201_Stein_Jay_20200626_transcript
Collection: Hologic Digital Mammography oral histories