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The Center for Nanomedicine is a unique translational nanotechnology effort located at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. It brings together engineers, scientists and clinicians working under one roof on translation of novel drug and gene delivery technologies.
The Johns Hopkins Center for Nanomedicine, with an educational grant from Shire, completed its first seminar series with distinguished guest speakers from across the country.
The Johns Hopkins Center for Nanomedicine is pleased to have successfully held its first seminar on Fri., Feb. 17. The seminar, "The Promise of Biotechnology: Solving Scientific Puzzles in Biomaterials and Drug Delivery," was presented by world-renowned biomedical engineer, Dr. Nicholas Peppas, the Cockrell Family Regents Chair in Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin and member of the National Academy of Engineering and National Academy of Medicine.
Researchers at the Center for Nanomedicine explore how spiders spin their webs and the science of rope making to deliver invention-preventing drugs after eye surgery.
Envisioning Macular Degeneration Innovative Treatments
Dr. Justin Hanes and his team are working to create innovative approaches to treat macular degeneration, a leading cause of age-related vision loss. Learn more.
How to Eliminate Eye Drops – Dr. Peter McDonnell
Many patients worry about not being able to get their eye drops into their eyes. The Center for Nanomedicine helped develop alternative methods of delivering medicine to patients’ eyes without eye drops
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