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Oblique Plane Microscopy

Mesoscopic oblique plane microscopy
“By augmenting the illumination angle of the light sheet with a transmission grating, we [researchers at Johns [MORE]

Choosing the Right Antibiotic

Lab on a Chip
Johns Hopkins engineers have designed a microfluidics chip that can demonstrate which antibiotics work against which pathogens. [MORE]

Reengineering Sickle Cells

Sickle Cell Disease
It is no more than a reversal of an A and T base pair in a point on [MORE]

Soft Robotics for Surgeons

Star-shaped Microgrippers
In most instances, soft robotics perform gripping function—from handling delicate electronic components to repairing instruments in space. Researchers at [MORE]

3-D Printed Hands for Children

3-D Hand
With the gift of a 3-D printer from his wife, a Johns Hopkins trauma surgeon made an artificial hand [MORE]

Injectable Foam for Hemorrhage

Prototype Injectable Foam for Hemorrahge
Neither tourniquets nor gauze pads are very effective in stopping bleeding from deep wounds in [MORE]

mHealth Evidence Database

This may be a little premature, but in the near future, The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public [MORE]

Microgrippers for Biopsies

Microgrippers
During a colonoscopy, the physician may take one or more biopsies of suspicious looking polyps, while knowing that other [MORE]

Computational Medicine Perspective

In 2005, The Johns Hopkins University’s Whiting School of Engineering and its School of Medicine began a collaboration called [MORE]

Maryland’s “City of Science”

Unless the neighbors make a case against increased road traffic, a new $10b science city will proceed in Shady [MORE]