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Biomedical engineering

Robinson examines a patient's face while another doctor observes
In memoriam
Groundbreaking ophthalmologist
Published Oct 25, 2016
David A. Robinson, a founding member of JHU's Department of Biomedical Engineering who retired from the school in 1993, dies at 92
Beta City
JHU startup takes top prize
Published Sept 30, 2016
Mobile health app Tissue Analytics, which tracks wound healing, wins Beta City startup pitch competition / The Baltimore Sun
Undergrad research
Top inventors
Published Sept 28, 2016
Undergraduate team named finalist in Collegiate Inventors Competition for device that freezes breast cancer tissue
A child in Uganda looks at the medical manikin
Global health
Designed to save lives
Published Sept 23, 2016
Students in CBID program create medical devices to solve clinical problems in U.S., abroad
Sports medicine
Why women are more prone to ACL injuries
Published Sept 20, 2016
Researchers find new evidence of link between testosterone, strength of knee ligament
Heart health
A healing light?
Published Sept 12, 2016 Video
In lab test, researchers stop lethal heart arrhythmias with gentle light—not harsh electric shocks
Muyinatu Bell
Innovators under 35
WSE researcher honored
Published Aug 23, 2016
Muyinatu Bell, who mixes sound, light, robotic technology to enhance medical imaging, recognized by 'MIT Technology Review'
The jawbone is made of a white porous material
Biomedical engineering
Facing the future
Published July 29, 2016
Researcher Warren Grayson creates ready-to-implant plastic bones that grow into living tissue for facial reconstructive surgery / JHU Engineering magazine
Undergraduate research
Breathing easier
Published July 27, 2016 Video
Student team designs device that could help reduce deaths from battlefield injuries that block breathing
the three GEAR teammates pose with their design and two computers
Biomedical engineering
Back in the game
Published June 23, 2016 Video
Novel controller allows video gamers to compete with their feet