Johns Hopkins University
Founded in 1876, Johns Hopkins University is recognized as the first research university in the United States. It advances interdisciplinary education, high-impact research, and global outreach, supporting knowledge translation, technological innovation, and community partnerships. The university fosters academic excellence, innovation incubation, outreach, and inclusion across multiple campuses in Baltimore, integrating into the city's social, economic, and cultural life.
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Johns Hopkins University
Patents
Methods and related aspects for multiplexed analyte detection using sequential magnetic particle elution
2026-08-04 • US-12697618-B2
View DetailsSystems and methods for disambiguating time-series data generated by monitoring devices
2026-08-04 • US-12699704-B2
View DetailsTools for transurethral deployment and fixation of graft for the management and treatment of urethral strictures
2026-08-04 • US-12697236-B2
View DetailsBile acid-GCPII inhibitor conjugates to treat inflammatory diseases, including inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
2026-08-04 • US-12698306-B2
View Details
Methods and related aspects for multiplexed analyte detection using sequential magnetic particle elution
2026-08-04 • US-12697618-B2
View DetailsSystems and methods for disambiguating time-series data generated by monitoring devices
2026-08-04 • US-12699704-B2
View DetailsTools for transurethral deployment and fixation of graft for the management and treatment of urethral strictures
2026-08-04 • US-12697236-B2
View DetailsBile acid-GCPII inhibitor conjugates to treat inflammatory diseases, including inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
2026-08-04 • US-12698306-B2
View DetailsServices
Delivers degree programs in sciences, engineering, humanities, health, arts, and biophysics for domestic and international students.
Facilitates research funding, project management, incubator access, and translation of innovation into societal applications.
Offers part-time, non-degree, and professional learning, including remote and in-person courses for lifelong learners.
Runs outreach, public health, and economic development initiatives in Baltimore and other communities.
Delivers degree programs in sciences, engineering, humanities, health, arts, and biophysics for domestic and international students.
Facilitates research funding, project management, incubator access, and translation of innovation into societal applications.
Offers part-time, non-degree, and professional learning, including remote and in-person courses for lifelong learners.
Runs outreach, public health, and economic development initiatives in Baltimore and other communities.
Expertise Areas
- Higher education
- Biomedical research
- Global public health
- Clinical training
Key Technologies
- Genomics and molecular biology
- Clinical trial methodology
- Immunoengineering
- Remote and online education systems
Key People
Mechanical Engineering student (Class of 2017)
Undergraduate student
Undergraduate student (Class of 2016)
Undergraduate student (Class of 2017)
Undergraduate student (Class of 2016)
Director of Student Affairs, Peabody Institute
Mechanical Engineering student (Class of 2017)
Undergraduate student
Undergraduate student (Class of 2016)
Undergraduate student (Class of 2017)
Undergraduate student (Class of 2016)
Director of Student Affairs, Peabody Institute
News & Updates
Twenty-nine individuals associated with the university have received Nobel Prizes in fields such as medicine, physics, chemistry, economics, physiology, and peace, including several current faculty.
Includes advancements in genetic engineering, development of implantable medical devices, pivotal public health studies, and contributions to space exploration.
Recognition for excellence in medical services and hospital rankings.
Obituary for a notable faculty member known for contributions to experimental mechanics.
Collaboration on community safety and public health.
Description of cutting-edge immunoengineering research aimed at developing new cancer treatments.
Twenty-nine individuals associated with the university have received Nobel Prizes in fields such as medicine, physics, chemistry, economics, physiology, and peace, including several current faculty.
Includes advancements in genetic engineering, development of implantable medical devices, pivotal public health studies, and contributions to space exploration.
Recognition for excellence in medical services and hospital rankings.
Obituary for a notable faculty member known for contributions to experimental mechanics.
Collaboration on community safety and public health.
Description of cutting-edge immunoengineering research aimed at developing new cancer treatments.