21 teams across US & abroad took part in the 2022 Johns Hopkins Healthcare Design Competition final round on April 16. Over 120 team submitted proposals from 74 universities across U.S. & abroad. Congratulations to the 2022 Johns Hopkins Healthcare Design Competition Winners! Advanced Health Track: 1st Place – CurveAssure: Proximal Junctional Kyphosis Prevention, Johns […]
Team Plerion Medical, made up of five CBID students, took home the $5,000 first place prize at the 22nd annual Johns Hopkins University Business Plan Competition. 48 Hopkins teams pitched their ideas to judges, many of whom are Hopkins alumni, across four entry categories and two rounds of virtual competition. In the first round, judges […]
CBID fellows Namratha Potharaj and Monet Slinowsky are co-hosting Winning Health, a new podcast on women innovating in healthcare. Their first guest will be Dr. Nimmi Ramanujam, Director of the Center for Global Women’s Health Technologies. Learn more about the podcast below.
Four teams of graduate student entrepreneurs received the inaugural Thalheimer Graduate Student Award, with $10,000 in grant funding through The Johns Hopkins University’s FastForward U. The fund was established through a generous gift from businessman and philanthropist Louis B. Thalheimer, whose support for translational work at the university has benefited faculty members and students alike. […]
Teams Compete at the Third Annual Johns Hopkins Healthcare Design Competition The 2019 Johns Hopkins Healthcare Design Competition attracted over 125 participants, who represented 19 institutions and 5 different countries, to Homewood Campus on April 14th. This year, more than 130 teams from all over the globe submitted their project proposal to one of the […]
Design challenge teams in Baltimore and the Gaza Strip use enhanced audio visual technology to collaborate and innovate.
CBID held it’s 5th annual Fall Healthcare Innovation Showcase & Shark Tank on December 11th! Get the details…
Neonatal Monitoring device lets mothers track their newborn’s vital signs, correspond with remote health care workers.
Students developed device designed to open obstructed nostrils and aid sleep.
A Johns Hopkins student team within CBID that wants to help people breathe easier has been selected as a finalist in the 2017 Collegiate Inventors Competition, organizers of the event announced Tuesday. The students devised a simple, discreet device to open obstructed nostrils, a common problem that can cause snoring and other sleep disruptions, as […]
