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BME Design Day 2025

The Department of Biomedical Engineering has set the standard in biomedical design since introducing its landmark undergraduate Design Team program more than 25 years ago. With the addition of its renowned master’s design program more than 15 years ago, offered through the department’s Center for Bioengineering Innovation and Design, biomedical engineering students of all levels are engineering the future of medicine by developing new health care technologies. This year, students are designing AI-enabled methods for disease diagnosis and treatment in rural communities, developing real-time navigation and guidance systems for surgical simulations, creating wearable devices to treat nystagmus, developing a catheter to minimize ischemic damage in subarachnoid hemorrhage patients, applying computational methods to predict risk of hospitalization following kidney injury, and more.

Rich Mahoney

Keynote Lecture

This year’s keynote lecture will be given by Rich Mahoney, Vice President of Research at Intuitive. He leads technology research and translation efforts around the company’s mission, working with other functions to identify innovations and opportunities for new products to bring to market. Join us at 12 p.m. in the Goldfarb Gym.

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Student Projects

Hopkins BME undergraduate and master’s students showcase their innovative solutions to pressing healthcare challenges through presentations, whitepapers, videos, and more.
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Design at Hopkins BME

From freshmen to graduate students, Hopkins BME offers all students the opportunity to apply design principles to important healthcare problems through team-based projects.
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About Hopkins BME

With our faculty experts, Hopkins BME students are advancing medical knowledge and improving patient care worldwide. Together, we are developing the technologies that diagnose and cure disease.

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