News Type: Undergraduate Student News
2nd Annual JHU–UMD BMES Undergraduate Research Day
The event is designed to showcase student research projects conducted during the past academic year and to encourage and inspire classmates in the biomedical engineering programs to pursue their own research.
BME undergrad Ivan Kuznetsov named 2014 Goldwater Scholar
The coveted Goldwater Scholarship is awarded to extraordinary undergraduates in science, technology, engineering and mathematics who are deemed to have a strong research profile and exceptional promise for a research career.
BME undergrads win competition with PrestoPatch, cardiac arrhythmia treatment
The 2013 Collegiate Inventor Competition winners plan to use their prize money to help launch a company to commercialize their invention.
Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering Society wins 2013 Student Chapter Commendable Achievement Award
Exemplary achievement in fostering interaction among Johns Hopkins BME students and with other student chapters cited
BME freshmen create art by writing python programs
As part of a class assignment BME freshmen create amazing art by writing Python programs.
John J. Kim places first in MAPS poster competition
JHU BME student places first in the Mid-Atlantic Pharmacology Society research poster competition. Abstract published in The Pharmacologist, research paper published in the Journal of Cellular Biochemistry.
Hyun Sung Park wins BMES 2012 Design & Research Award
BMES selects undergraduate award recipients on the basis of originality, significance, thoroughness of design analysis, and performance evaluation.
BME undergraduate devices featured in local news
FastStitch, a disposable suturing device that guides placement of stitches, and HemoGlobe, a device that transforms a cellphone into a prick-free hemoglobin screening device are capturing media attention.
BME undergraduates win at iGEM 2012 competition
Teams Johns Hopkins -- Software and Wetware, secured a win at iGEM 2012, a worldwide Synthetic Biology competition for undergrads.
BME scores several 2010 PURA grant awardees
BME junior Millie Shah was one of several BME students receiving a 2010 Provost’s Undergraduate Research Award. Lloyd Minor, provost...
Lichy Han wins Goldwater scholarship
Lichy Han, an undergraduate who will be entering her senior year in the fall, has been awarded a Barry M....
Undergrads’ “intelligent” surgical drill takes third at Collegiate Inventors Competition
An “intelligent” drill developed by Johns Hopkins students to improve orthopedic surgical procedures was awarded third-place honors in the undergraduate...
BME student Design Team wins first-place innovation prize
A brain-cooling invention that could improve the survival prospects for cardiac arrest patients has won a $10,000 first-place prize for...
Engineering students seek to solve real-world challenges
During two engineering design showcases held last week on the Homewood and East Baltimore campuses, many Whiting School students demonstrated...
First annual BME Undergraduate Research Day
Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering held its first annual BME Undergraduate Research Day on November 12, 2009 to showcase and recognize...
BME senior’s elevator pitch is audience favorite
Laura Paulsen, a BME senior, won the Audience Choice award and was an overall runner-up at the 2009 MIT $100K...
A suture with stem cells for faster healing
Johns Hopkins biomedical engineering students have demonstrated a practical way to embed a patient’s own adult stem cells in the...
Engineering Design Days: Student Projects in the Spotlight
After months of brainstorming, building and testing, teams of engineering undergraduates put their projects on display last week at two...
BME design projects in national press limelight
Two Design Team projects have been getting a lot of attention from national media. The New York Times turned their...
A Better Way to Move ICU Patients
Johns Hopkins undergraduates have designed and built a device to enable critically ill intensive care unit patients to leave their...
BME Undergraduates’ Invention Finds ‘Lost’ Orthopedic Screws
Inspired by the device used to find lost coins in the sand, Johns Hopkins undergraduates have invented a small handheld...