CROSS-DISCIPLINARY TEAM WILL DESIGN, DEVELOP DEVICES TO BETTER TREAT SPINAL CORD INJURIES

Written By Laura Roy

Funded through the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the project will bring together experts from across Johns Hopkins to create solutions that work on the battlefield and on the frontlines of health care

ByRachel Butch and Sarah Tarney

/ Published Nov 11, 2020

A team of Johns Hopkins biomedical engineers and neurosurgeons has received $13.48 million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop implantable ultrasound and other devices that could revolutionize care for people suffering from spinal cord injuries. The results could benefit thousands of U.S. service members and civilians who sustain spinal cord injuries every year…

Laura Roy
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