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Johns Hopkins University recently inducted 16 new members into its Society of Scholars, a society that recognizes former postdoctoral fellows, postdoctoral degree recipients, house staff and… Read More »Society of Scholars Inducts 3 Former Residents
Eleven members of our department were elected by the medical student body to be inducted into the Distinguished Teaching Society, a selective new teaching honor… Read More »10 Inducted into the Distinguished Teaching Society
Applications are now being accepted for the 2016-2017 Johns Hopkins Longitudinal Program in Teaching Skills. The Teaching Skills program provides educators in the biomedical… Read More »Johns Hopkins Longitudinal Program in Teaching Skills
While we didn’t go into academic medicine to commercialize products, many of us have ideas and discoveries that can improve health. Intellectual Property (IP) has… Read More »Essential W’s of Intellectual Property at JHU: Why, What, When and Where?
Henry Fessler, Stuart Ray and Stephen Sozio have been selected to participate in the Johns Hopkins medical students' Relay for Life Pie-in-the-Face fundraiser. This charity event supports the American Cancer… Read More »Want to Pie Fessler, Ray or Sozio in the Face?
Initial Discovery Assessment and Market Scan (IDAMS) is a program co-sponsored by the Carey Business School and the Department of Medicine’s InCMed program to assist… Read More »IDAMS: A New Program for DOM Faculty from InCMed and Carey School
The Department of Medicine took home all but three of the Institute for Excellence in Education's (IEE) Awards for Outstanding Achievement at their ceremony last… Read More »IEE Award Winners
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Many have said that we need a map of the innovation environment at Johns Hopkins. The request is based on a laudable goal—to educate faculty… Read More »Off the Grid: The Innovation Ecosystem at Johns Hopkins
Let's say your mother requires a colon resection due to a small cancer and has to be admitted to one of two hospitals in town.… Read More »Bleary-eyed doctors may be better for patients