Johns Hopkins University Center for Bioengineering and Innovation Design

The Johns Hopkins Department of Biomedical Engineering has received a Coulter Foundation Translational Partnership Award that will result in $5 million in funding... more...

Jhpiego, a global health non-profit working to prevent the needless death of women and families, has unveiled plans for a multi-year program to develop inexpensive life-saving solutions... more...

Blood that remains in the umbilical cord and placenta of a newborn contains a wealth of stem cells that can be used in transplant surgery; to treat leukemia, various other cancers, and blood disorders more...

A unique partnership between students and clinicians is paving the way for innovative medical devices that could help solve some of the most pressing health care problems. more...

A device that could reduce key health risks facing kidney-failure patients who are connected to dialysis machines has won a $10,000 first prize more...

Johns Hopkins graduate students have invented a system to significantly boost the number of stem cells collected from a newborn's umbilical cord and placenta,... more...

Simple diagnostic tests, such as those conducted with a urine dipstick, can be extremely effective it paving the way for life-saving treatments. more...

A team of Johns Hopkins graduate students who developed a low-cost health kit designed to screen pregnant women in developing countries for life-threatening conditions won the grand prize this week in an international competition... more...

An "intelligent" drill developed by Johns Hopkins students to improve orthopedic surgical procedures was awarded third-place honors in the undergraduate division of the 2010 Collegiate Inventors Competition. more...

Aspiring biomedical engineers test ideas in India, Nepal, Tanzania more...

A biomedical engineering student and faculty team from Johns Hopkins University that developed a system to make spinal surgery more successful in patients with osteoporosis will ring the Nasdaq Stock Market Closing Bell today. more...

A brain-cooling invention that could improve the survival prospects for cardiac arrest patients has won a $10,000 first-place prize for a Johns Hopkins undergraduate team... more...

The winners of the 2010 BMEidea Awards were announced on June 11 at the Medical Design Excellence Awards ceremony in New York. more...

Homewood, East Baltimore campuses host design showcases. more...

JHU biomedical engineering students have demonstrated a practical way to embed a patient's own adult stem cells in the surgical thread...more...

After months of brainstorming, building and testing, teams of engineering undergraduates put their projects on display last week at two daylong Design Day events. more...

Biomedical engineering students fabricate the ICU MOVER Aid to determine if increased activity assists in recovery. more...

Christopher Yu never considered the problem of getting vaccines to children in poor countries. Now he hopes to be part of a solution. more...

At some point, biomedical engineering majors at Johns Hopkins must take a two-semester course in which they are divvied up into teams and assigned to a professor who has a real-world challenge. more...

Undergraduates' Invention Emits Tone to Guide Doctors to Hidden Hardware. more...