In 2018 when Inez Lam, Alyssa Dittmar, Elyse Heob, and Aaron Hsu created a fog-resistant, breathable, clear surgical mask they could not have anticipated the demand for their innovation. These Hopkins-grown entrepreneurs are the cofounders of ClearMask, which has been named one of Forbes 2021 “30 Under 30” for Retail and Ecommerce. Inez, a PhD […]
Inez Lam, ICM PhD student in the lab of Feilim Mac Gabhann, is part of the team of innovators behind ClearMask, a Hopkins-grown startup that won the top funding prize of $25,000 at the Social Innovation Lab showcase on Wednesday. Lam along with Alyssa Dittmar, Aaron Hsu and Elyse Heob, all current or former graduate […]
Inez Lam, PhD student in the Institute for Computational Medicine, is part of a group of Johns Hopkins students and alumni who will receive six months of business and financial support from the Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures Social Innovation Lab for their emerging nonprofit projects. Selected from 84 applications, the 10 startups that comprise the recently […]
Inez Lam, a first-year biomedical engineering PhD student, has been selected to participate in an innovative PhD program through the Johns Hopkins-MedImmune Scholars Program that will prepare her for a career in the biopharma industry. The five-year PhD program, a collaboration between Johns Hopkins University and MedImmune and the first-of-its-kind in the United States, is designed to […]
At this year’s commencement, for the first time in Johns Hopkins University history, six students graduated with an undergraduate minor in Computational Medicine – the inaugural class in a program crafted by the Institute for Computational Medicine. The minor launched in June 2015 as the first educational program in CM, reflecting the university’s s leadership in […]
