The Johns Hopkins Hospital has been ranked “best of the best” among America’s medical centers. It was consecutively ranked top in the nation for 21 years out of the 23 in which U.S. News & World Report has held its annual rankings of U.S. hospitals. Johns Hopkins University is among the nation’s premier life science research and educational institutions.

In addition to the Johns Hopkins Hospital, the Schools of Medicine, Nursing and the Bloomberg School of Public Health are adjacent to the campus. Synergistic resources are also available from the Carey Business School and Whiting School of Engineering. School Details

For more than a decade, the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine has been the leading recipient of research grants from the National Institutes of Health. The University’s research scientists file hundreds of patent applications annually, and numerous start-up biotech companies have been established using technologies created there.

• First U.S. research university.
• Nation’s leading hospital, school of public health and biomedical engineering program; premier medical school.
• $10 billion economic impact annually.
• Johns Hopkins leads all U.S. universities in winning federal R&D funding.
• Faculty includes two Nobel Prize winners, four National Medal of Science winners, five Lasker Award winners and five MacArthur Fellows.
• Three acute care hospitals.
• Over 820,000 outpatient visits annually.
• Over 45 start-up biotech companies developed with Hopkins-related technologies.
• Researchers and patients from all over the world. See International Connections

Johns Hopkins Tech Ventures provides a focal point for the commercialization of your invention.

Johns Hopkins University makes available to tenants of the Science + Technology Park a range of specialized services and core equipment, enabling smaller organizations to access important research tools more conveniently and cost-effectively than in traditional suburban research park settings.

Access to Johns Hopkins facilities includes:

• Spectroscopy & Imaging
• High Throughput Biology Center including Microarray Core Microscope Facility
• Flow Cytometry Core Analytic Laboratories
• Genetic Resources Core Facility
• Mass Spectrometry Laboratory
• Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Center
• Protein/Peptide/DNA Facility
• Minimally Invasive Surgical Training Center
• Vivarium access on a negotiated fee-for-service basis

Seminars and workshops are sponsored by Johns Hopkins University and the Park.

Business resources are available from the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School