Mission
DRUIDapp, Inc. employs neuroscience to educate users about their own level of cognitive and motor impairment and to provide a means to assess the impairment of others in safety-related positions.
Our Story
2016
Founder Michael Milburn, Professor of Psychology at the University of Massachusetts/Boston for almost 40 years, developed the DRUID app when he realized that there was no current test for cannabis impairment. He believed he could devise a quick, inexpensive test that would save lives by enabling people to make safer decisions.
2018
App launched. Wired Magazine article published. 10,000+ downloads .
2019
1.7MM SBLI grant received from the National Institute of Health to undertake research in conjunction with Johns Hopkins Medical School
2020
Launched the DRUID Enterprise App
Our Management Team
Dr. Michael Milburn, PhD
Founder, CSO
40 years Professor of Psychology, expertise in Research Methods, Measurement and Statistics at University of Massachusetts, Boston.
Robert Schiller
CEO
40 years of leadership positions in high-tech startup companies. Brought two companies to IPO.
John Hayes
COO
30 years of experience building hi-tech startup companies. Prior System Architect at Thinking Machines Corporation among many other companies.
Laura Strassman
CMO
30 years technology Product Management & Marketing. Delivering new products into new markets.
Dr. Murray M. Dalziel, PhD
Chair, Board of Directors
Dean, Merrick School of Business, Univ of Baltimore.
Our Board of Advisors
Dr. William DeJong
Consultant
30 years Professor of Public Health, Harvard and Boston University; Past member MADD Board of Directors
Mike Levin
Michael R. Levin is a seasoned finance executive who has worked in start-ups, establshed corporations, and management consulting. He earned a BA and MA in economics from the University of Chicago.
Tim Stephens
Tim is serial entrepreneur working in the forefront of technology supporting public health. He has developed coalitions protecting first responders’ health and published widely on preparedness and the history of public health.