Tapping Innovative Solutions and Technology at Johns Hopkins Medicine

June 2015

High-Powered Computing Center Boosts Big-Data Analysis

The Maryland Advanced Research Computing Center (MARCC) democratizes the big data revolution, giving researchers the computing muscle they need for enormous projects like analyzing human genetic activity, creating three-dimensional maps of the universe and peering into the human heart.

Bedside App Engages Patients, Families and Care Team in the ICU

A new app developed at Johns Hopkins aims to make patients and their families feel more comfortable during an ICU stay.
Nanoparticles Curtail Rejection of Corneal Transplants in Lab Studies

Researchers at the Center for Nanomedicine have developed tiny particles that have successfully preserved corneal transplants in mice.
Q&A: Finding the Right Project Management Tools

Insight caught up with Sallyann Koontz to get the scoop on what systems work well in the Johns Hopkins Medicine environment.
HIPAA-Secure App, Bionic Pancreas for Diabetes and Cloud-Based Research Bank

A look at innovative developments outside the walls of Johns Hopkins Medicine.
Web Extra: Q&A: The Power of Nanoparticles

In January 2015, Elizabeth Nance was named one of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 scientists who are changing the world.
Web Extra: Slideshow: The Patient and Family Portal App

COVID-19 Updates

June 2015

High-Powered Computing Center Boosts Big-Data Analysis

Bedside App Engages Patients, Families and Care Team in the ICU

Nanoparticles Curtail Rejection of Corneal Transplants in Lab Studies

Q&A: Finding the Right Project Management Tools

HIPAA-Secure App, Bionic Pancreas for Diabetes and Cloud-Based Research Bank

Web Extra: Q&A: The Power of Nanoparticles

Web Extra: Slideshow: The Patient and Family Portal App