Department of Biomedical Engineering News
Johns Hopkins Design Days
Johns Hopkins engineering students end the year with a flurry of prototypes, medical devices, and other designs. more »
Promising Low-Cost “Cooling Cure” for Newborns
A Johns Hopkins biomedical engineering undergraduate team has devised a low-tech $40 unit to provide protective cooling. more »
CBID Projects Selected for Tech Funding
Maryland corporation established to accelerate commercialization of new technologies awards nearly $300,000 to Johns Hopkins projects. more »
FastStitch: The Future of Suture
A BME undergraduate team has won the 2012 Collegiate Inventors Competition with a new suturing device. more »
The Promise of Computational Medicine
A Science Translational Medicine article outlines a new approach to understanding, detecting, and treating disease at the individual level. more »
Student Blogs from Asia and Africa
Hopkins Engineering students blog from Asia and Africa as they study world's pressing health care needs. more »
Hemoglobe Wins “Savings Lives at Birth” Grant
An undergraduate biomedical device wins $250,000 for its potential to screen women and children for anemia. more »
Master Molecule May Lead to New Heart Treatments
A single protein molecule may hold the key to new treatments for heart attack patients. more »
CBID Students Take Top Prize in 2012 BMEidea Competition
The winning design, Cyropop, is a low-cost device that uses dry ice to treat cervical pre-cancerous lesions in low-resource settings. more »