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Welcome to the homepage of the Hopkins Medical Device Network.

Hopkins Medical Device Network (HMDN) is a student-run organization at the Johns Hopkins University that provides medical device development opportunities outside of the Design Team course, which is run by the Whitaker Biomedical Engineering Department. HMDN focuses on the educational aspect of medical device research and development, as well as team work and management. HMDN also encourages generating creative and innovative solutions to current medical problems. In addition, the organization facilitates networking with engineers, doctors, IP lawyers, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists. Such opportunities are not currently widespread at Johns Hopkins University, and there is a growing demand for an organization to provide them.

Our mission is to promote the development of medical device technologies at JHU by:

  • Facilitating networking opportunities with students and professionals with similar interests
  • Advising and supporting students engaged in research and the development of medical devices
  • Connecting students with researchers, industry representatives and potential clients
  • Educating and preparing students for the process of medical device development

Freshman/Design Team Mixer This Friday!

by Bryce Chiang on November 5th, 2009

Save The Date: Design Team Mixer this Friday,November 6th!!

Where: AMR I Multipurpose Room
When: Friday, Nov. 6, 2009, 6 - 7 PM
Who:All are welcome, especially freshmen
Refreshments served

HMDN is proud to host a freshmen mixer where attendees can meet and mingle with Dr. Elliot McVeigh and the Design Team Team Leaders. Learn more about four of the design team leaders through our HMDN exclusive design team leader interviews, found here.

Please RSVP to hmdn@jhu.edu

Save the Date: Amir Belson is Speaking on Nov. 10th

by Bryce Chiang on October 27th, 2009

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Announcing the 2009/2010 HMDN Executive Board

by Bryce Chiang on October 26th, 2009

Michael Shen

Michael Shen, President

Status: Michael Shen is a fourth year biomedical engineering student minoring in mathematics at Johns Hopkins University
About:
Michael has gained significant research experience in the lab of Dr. John Park at the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke, focusing on the use of pseudotyped viruses to deliver gene therapy to malignant gliomas. He is currently researching under Dr. Yue in the Calcium Signals Lab at JHMI.


James Wang

James Wang, Vice President and Business Plan Co-Coordinator

Status: James Wang is a third year biomedical engineering student at Johns Hopkins University
About: James was a senior member on a team that designed a distraction osteogenesis device for traumatic fractures in third world countries. He has a strong intrest in business and is the president of the Hopkins Organization of Finance and Investment as well as the campus’s primary digital advertisement service, Hopkins Dynamic Advertising.

Aditya Polsani, Faculty Advisor

Status: Industrial Liaison Associate for the Whitaker Biomedical Engineering Institute and the Brain Science Institute
About:
Aditya earned his Bachelors in Dental Surgery from Bapuji Dental College in India, and a Masters degree in Biotechnology from Johns Hopkins University.He currently plays a hands-on role in the day-to-day management of the new Center for Bioengineering Innovation & Design (CBID). At CBID, he is involved with recruiting and building biomedical design teams comprising of students, clinicians and engineers, sourcing medical device projects and managing intellectual property.


Vikram Aggarwal

Vikram Aggarwal, M.S.E., Graduate Representative

Status: Vikram Aggarwal is a PhD candidate in biomedical engineering at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
About: Mr. Aggarwal received a B.ASc. in Computer Engineering from the University of Waterloo, Canada in 2005. His primary research interests include neuroprosthetics, Brain-Computer Interfaces, and biomedical instrumentation. His current focus is on developing cortical control algorithms for dexterous control of upper-limb neurprostheses. He is the co-founder of cVision Medical Solutions, a medical device startup that has developed an instrument to noninvasively measure central venous pressure using ultrasound.


Bryce Chiang

Bryce Chiang, Graduate Representative and Webmaster

Status: Bryce Chiang is a combined BS/MSE student currently in his 5th year at Johns Hopkins University
About:
Bryce’s undergraduate focus area was in computational biology. His graduate work will be in ECE. He currently works in the Vestibular Neuroengineering Lab in the Dept of Otolaryngology, JHMI. Bryce’s thesis work will revolve around the redesign of a 3-D vestibular prosthesis.


Andrew Wisneski, Secretary

Status: Andrew Wisneski is a third year biomedical engineering student focusing in microsensors and instrumentation.
About: Andrew is currently on a design team this year and continues to work in a cardiac physiology laboratory. He spent this past summer in Beijing, China learning Mandarin and researching heart disease and health care in China. Andrew also plays the violin in the Hopkins Symphony Orchestra.


Anshuman Gupta

Anshuman Gupta, Treasurer

Status: Anshuman Gupta is a third year biomedical engineering student
at Johns Hopkins University
About: Anshuman was a member of a design team that created a novel
device for bowel packing. Anshuman has also worked as an intern at a
start-up, Cobalt Biofuels, doing work on the effects of biofueling on
heat transfer as it relates to the distillation. Most recently, he has
done research at the UCSF Cardiology Department on parahisian atrial
tachycardia.

Brian Liu

Brian Liu, Speaker Series/Logistics

Status: A ___ a second year biomedical engineering student at Johns Hopkins University
About:

Marlene Shi

Marlene Shi, Speaker Series/Logistics

Status: Marlene is a third year biomedical engineering student at Johns Hopkins University
About: Marlene worked with a team of seven others to design and create an articulated biter for neuroendoscopic surgery. She has previously worked as a marketing and finance intern at Fusion Specialties, a privately held manufacturing company in the fashion and mannequin production industry. Most recently, she interned in the Office of Economic Development of Denver. Marlene currently works in the Johns Hopkins Auditory Neurophysiology Lab directed by Dr. Xiaoqin Wang.

Sameer Manek

Sameer Manek, Business Plan Co-Coordinator

Status: Sameer Manek is a second year biomedical engineering undergraduate at Johns Hopkins University
About:
Sameer and his design team recently created SurgyPack: a novel surgical device for bowel packing. He has been working in the Radiology division of the Institute for Cellular Engineering at JHMI testing new methods for cellular encapsulation, immunoprotection, and cell tracking of pancreatic islets for long-term treatment of type 1 diabetes.

Pooja Shah

Pooja Shah, Publicity

Status: Pooja is a second year biomedical engineering undergraduate at Johns Hopkins University
About:


Noah Greenbaum

Noah Greenbaum, Freshman Representative

Status: Noah is a first year biomedical engineering undergraduate at Johns Hopkins University
About: Noah has volunteered at the Tri-County Red Cross during the summer, and has a strong interest in economics and performance magic. He is also the Technology Chair for the JHU chapter of the Biomedical Engineering Society.


Carolina Cay

Carolina Cay, Freshman Representative

Status: Carolina Cay is a first year biomedical engineering student at Johns Hopkins University
About: Carolina has spend previous summers doing voluntary work at the University Hospital in Puerto Rico and working as a lab technician for a small company. She is interested in pursuing a career in medicine.


Optical Control Of Normal and Pathological Neural Circuit Computations

by Bryce Chiang on April 6th, 2009
April 20, 2009 : 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM

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Hopkins Medical Device Network proudly presents Ed Boyden, PhD of the MIT Media Lab

Optical Control Of Normal and Pathological Neural Circuit Computations

Date: Thursday, April 2nd 2009
Time: 6 pm to 7 pm (Exclusive networking event to follow)
Location: JHU Homewood Campus, Computational Science
and Engineering Building (CSEB) Auditorium
Cost: FREE, Catered Refreshments provided

Ed Boyden leads the Media Lab’s Synthetic Neurobiology group, which is inventing and applying tools for the analysis and engineering of brain circuits, with the goal of developing new strategies for systematically repairing pathology, augmenting cognition, and revealing insights into the human condition. He is integrating nanotechnological, molecular, optical, and other technologies into interfaces for the precise control of neural circuit dynamics and function. Recently, he and his colleagues created a genetically targeted way to activate neurons with millisecond-timescale pulses of light, an innovation that has been widely adopted in neuroscience and neuroengineering, and resulted in his being named one of the “Top 35 Innovators Under the Age of 35″ by Technology Review.

Boyden received his PhD in neurosciences from Stanford University as a Hertz Fellow, where he discovered that the molecular mechanisms used to store a memory are determined by the content to be learned. He received an MEng in electrical engineering, and BS degrees in physics and electrical engineering, all from MIT. These pursuits, as well as an independent career as an inventor, have earned him many invited talks, awards, papers, and pending patents.

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Please RSVP to hmdn@jhu.edu

Revolutionizing Prosthetics: Engineering on the Edge of Science

by Bryce Chiang on April 1st, 2009
April 2, 2009 : 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM

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Hopkins Medical Device Network proudly presents Stuart Harshbarger of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

Revolutionizing Prostheses:

Engineering on the Edge of Science

Date: Thursday, April 2th 2009
Time: 6 pm to 7 pm (Exclusive networking event to follow)
Location: JHU Homewood Campus, Hodson Hall Room 210
Cost: FREE, Catered Refreshments provided

The Revolutionizing Prosthetics 2009 (RP2009) Program is an aggressive four year program funded by the Defense Advance Research Projects Agency (DARPA). The program seeks to develop a new generation of modular upper extremity limb systems, neural interface devices and clinical tools that will significantly improve patient acceptance and outcomes for upper extremity prosthetic users. The goal is to develop limbs that look, behave and are controlled more naturally than any prosthetic limbs to date. As a result, the team involves over 30 organizations and spans a full range of disciplines from engineering, scientific research, medicine and rehabilitation.

Stuart D. Harshbarger is a member of the Principal Professional Staff at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory where he is currently the Program Manager and Systems Integrator for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) sponsored Revolutionizing Prosthetics 2009 Program. Stuart holds a BSEE from West Virginia Institute of Technology (1985), a MSEE from the US Naval Postgraduate School (1990), and an Advanced Certificate in Post Master’s Studies in Applied Biomedical Engineering from the Johns Hopkins University (2004). Stuart’s research interests and project thrusts include development of highly integrated “smart” prosthetic and assistive technology systems to restore function, prevent injury, and improve quality of life for the warfighter, first responders, and the aging civilian population.

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Please RSVP to hmdn@jhu.edu

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