The annual Maryland Inno Under 25, were recently announced, showcasing five Baltimore-area innovators who are 25 years old or younger and already making an impact. Three of the five Baltimore area innovators are CBID alumni. Our alumni, Rebecca Rosenberg, Antony Fuleihan, and Shri Prabha Shivram were recognized for their innovative bioengineering projects that came out […]
CBID startup teams Sequoia Neurovitality & Visilant receive Ageing Well with AI pilot research grants managed by the Johns Hopkins Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Aging Research. Sequoia Neurovitality is aiming to slow cognitive decline in older adults by enhancing deep sleep with acoustic stimulation through a smart headband. The company was co-founded by CBID students […]
When Maxim Budyansky, MSE ’11, and Neil Shah, MSE ’11, entered the yearlong David E. Swirnow Master of Science in Bioengineering and Design Program, they knew they felt passionate about medicine and engineering. But they had no particular idea where those passions would lead them. The answer turned out to be deep into the cancellous, or […]
Pratik Patel, Kevin Colbert and Michael Parlato are the founders of Glyscend, Inc., a startup with the ambitious goal of disrupting the treatment landscape for type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). T2DM is one of the most prevalent diseases in the United States, with over 20 million diagnosed patients, approximately 8 million undiagnosed, and an additional […]
Keenahan and Budman’s startup company, Tissue Analytics, is transforming the smartphone into a sophisticated platform for imaging and remotely evaluating chronic wounds. The 8.5 million Americans living with chronic wounds, such as bedsores and diabetic ulcers, cost the US healthcare system $30 billion each year. The high cost of care is a result of two […]
