Innovations

CBID uses team-based biomedical design projects to instill the spirit of teamwork, inventiveness, and innovation in students while teaching the design process in a real-time setting of product development.

Each year CBID student teams are presented with a pool of medtech and global health projects that constitute a clinical problem in need of a solution. Each team has the freedom to select a project best suited for them.

Eight CBID graduate student teams up to take on the task of finding a commercially-viable biomedical solution to their chosen problem.

The students work closely in their team, where a spirit of teamwork, innovation and inventiveness is encouraged. The teams explore concepts, perform laboratory experiments, develop prototypes, and rigorously test their solutions.

Graduates of this intensive one-year biomedical innovation program join an elite group of researchers and entrepreneurs who are designing and building commercially successful medical devices that address some of the most pressing global healthcare challenges.

Browse the project gallery by year to view the impressive innovations that result from this program.

 

Johns Hopkins University

Johns Hopkins University, Whiting School of Engineering

Department of Biomedical Engineering

Center for Bioengineering Innovation & Design

3400 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218-2608

410-516-8006 | [email protected]

The Johns Hopkins Center for Bioengineering Innovation & Design