Take Your Ideas to Bootcamp
The word “bootcamp” conjures up images of drill sergeants training military recruits or similarly inspired fitness training programs. The idea is to improve fitness, strength… Read More »Take Your Ideas to Bootcamp
Innovation
What’s the Big Idea?
My morning started like most school days. Kid commotion: cries over the hairbrush, breakfast dish banging and a 15-minute music play-off featuring the 5th grade… Read More »What’s the Big Idea?
Impact+Innovation Forum
The Social Innovation Lab at Johns Hopkins University will host its annual Impact+Innovation Forum on Thursday, April 21 from 6-8 p.m. at the Johns Hopkins Hospital’s Chevy… Read More »Impact+Innovation Forum
Essential W’s of Intellectual Property at JHU: Why, What, When and Where?
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?
Emergency Zika Design Challenge
The Johns Hopkins University Center for Bioengineering Innovation & Design (CBID) and Jhpiego invite you to take part in a weekend design challenge to focus… Read More »Emergency Zika Design Challenge
IDAMS: A New Program for DOM Faculty from InCMed and Carey School
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
New Healthcare Design Competition
For more information, visit: cbid.bme.jhu.edu or email cbid@jhi.edu
Off the Grid: The Innovation Ecosystem at Johns Hopkins
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
Innovation and Commercialization in Medicine: on DOM InCMed
The word “innovation” appears almost everywhere. According to Google’s ngram word use database, the word overtook “invention” around 1970. Now, almost 50 years later, the… Read More »Innovation and Commercialization in Medicine: on DOM InCMed
Marr awarded Rustgi Family Fund grant
Kieren Marr, professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases and associate vice chair for innovation and commercialization, along with Supirya Munshaw from the Carey Business… Read More »Marr awarded Rustgi Family Fund grant
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