Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures (JHTV)

Unique among universities, Johns Hopkins' research development team stands out by assisting faculty in securing large-scale grants through their personal and tailored proposal development support and thoughtful fostering of collaboration across disciplines. https://bit.ly/4bZGcoj

A remarkable advance has been made at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center and its Ludwig Center, the Lustgarten Laboratory and Bloomberg~Kimmel Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy: Using genetic engineering techniques, a team of investigators, including from JHTech Ventures, have designed a novel type of cell to recognize and fight cancer. https://bit.ly/4cZcWiX

Continuing our Celebration of 10 Innovations in 10 years, this life-saving technology was created by a team of inventors at the The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, and is now the required fire-prevention system on all US Navy vessels. The Leonardo DRS system has already saved 17 submarines from catastrophe and serious loss of life. https://bit.ly/3SiRc9t

So great to see the Brené Brown Education and Research Group interview with Lauren Choi, Hopkins Engineering & Pava Center alum and founder of The New Norm (https://bit.ly/3zWZehK), a company reshaping the future of plastics! https://bit.ly/3LrmWVV

Congratulations to CEO Teresa Prego & JHTV's startup EpiWatch for winning an INNO Fire Award! Created for the Apple Watch to detect epileptic seizures, the app already has a waiting list! Johns Hopkins neurologists and inventors Dr. Gregory Krauss and Dr. Nathan Crone, say it could help the roughly 3 million Americans with epilepsy monitor their symptoms more safely from home. Waiting for FDA approval! https://bit.ly/4cGqBLM

Great to share our space with a great group of entrepreneurs from the Young African Leadership Initiative (YALI) and Baltimore Corps!

JHTV's Exec. Director Christy Wyskiel taught a mini-course on entrepreneurship to the JHTV Commercialization Academy Summer Fellows - a talented and diverse group of PhDs, undergrads, MBA and med students, with STEM backgrounds, and all interested in learning about the business side of science.

Join JHTV for a seminar on July 18 at noon hosted by Chad Schneider, P.E. where he will share the methodology behind successful product development he learned through working at Root3 Labs, a firm renowned for its expertise in engineering and developing market-ready products in the medical sector. This seminar is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their skills in bringing innovative ideas to fruition, benefiting from Root3 Labs’ unique approach that blends technical engineering prowess with practical manufacturing insights (particularly hardware medical devices). Register today! https://lnkd.in/exDbDNQA

Faculty members and post-docs are invited to meet with Blackbird's research and strategy teams to learn about the team's work in therapeutics and computational bio/AI on July 18 from 10am-2pm. Walk-ins welcome!

Johns Hopkins startup Auxergen is fighting to save Italian olive oil industry! Baltimore startup is establishing a lab in Italy this summer with the hope of using a virus to eradicate a bacterial disease that has already killed millions of olive trees. https://bit.ly/45U2EOg