Designed to bolster young, postdoctoral researchers by pairing them with existing, proven research teams, the fellowship aims to propel the careers of awardees, enabling them to apply for additional grants or faculty positions in the future.
The program invited students from Prince George's, Howard, and Montgomery County high schools interested in learning about biomedical engineering practices and the A. James Clark School of Engineering.
Sam is the tenth student to have completed this fellowship program
The event drew more than 160 people, including medical device innovators, investors, universities, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, National Institute of Standards and Technology, National Institutes of Health, additional government agencies, and more, to celebrate and build on Maryland’s growing medtech industry.
The deadline is May 1, 2024
CIMER’s training utilizes the Entering Mentoring curricula, an evidence-based, interactive approach designed to help mentors develop skills for engaging in productive, culturally responsive, research mentoring relationships—relationships that optimize the success of both mentors and mentees.
The Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC) program students toured the institute’s laboratory space.
The panel was
held at Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures in Baltimore on October 26, 2023.
The conference was held in Seattle, Washington
Innovation Day focuses on Children's National Hospital researchers who are looking for strategic partnerships, co-development, and licensing opportunities
Wang was invited to speak at the event as a past I-Corps participant, having completed UMD I-Corps in January 2020 as the Academic Lead and Faculty Mentor for the D.C.
This fellowship is open to students graduating from the engineering, pharmacy, or related STEM programs at University of Maryland, College Park and University of Maryland, Baltimore.
The event was held in Baltimore, Md., at the Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology (IMET), where over 85 medical device and biotech companies and organizations were invited to pitch their ideas.
Mueller's expertise is in developing low-cost biomedical devices to increase access to healthcare, particularly in low-income communities.
Dr.
Amal Isaiah is a a Fischell Fellow with an appointment at the University of Maryland, Baltimore as a Pediatric Otolaryngologist.
Thirty semi-finalist pitched their pediatric device innovations in the virtual competition on March 23.
Rayan Alabsi and Tejsavi Subramanya have designed a new prosthesis for RTSA patients.
Drs. Lex Schultheis and Martha Wang served on panels as part of NCC-PDI's annual device symposium.
Children's National Health System and the Fischell Institute have announced a Pilot Research Awards program.
