Author: Martine Richards

Patent-pending design by Johns Hopkins undergrads could be available in stores within two years.

A @jhumeche #DesignDay team is developing an affordable, fully automated pollen detection device that will provide accurate, time sensitive data—and help allergy suffers prepare for hyperlocal conditions.

@JHUMaterials senior Ikshu Pandey is developing/optimizing a model to study blood-brain barrier dysfunction in Alzheimer’s, building knowledge of the mechanisms underlying disease progression, which will be essential to finding a cure. She shares her results at #DesignDay24

This #DesignDay24 team designed a robust control system to autonomously coordinate a group of robots that can adapt to any device disconnecting or joining their swarm.

Mechanical engineering majors at Johns Hopkins created a device that dampens the din of dental drills during procedures.

Engineering student’s model could give faster turns the green light.

From roll-over alerts to heartbeat notifications, students’ device helps keep baby safe.

@JHUBME’s LactaLearn #DesignDay24 team’s app uses a deep learning model to estimate milk transfer efficiency.

Johns Hopkins students’ multidisciplinary, fish-friendly design aims to unlock untapped energy source.

Materials science student Hussein Elfayoumy designs novel stem cell-laden hydrogel to treat painful fistulas.