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Tim Phelps Earns Lifetime Achievement Award
Tim Phelps, Medical illustrator and Professor in The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine’s Department of Art as Applied to Medicine, is the 2023 Recipient of the AMI Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association of Medical Illustrators.
Faculty and Alum Celebrated at Frank Netter, MD School of Medicine 10th Anniversary
The illustrated work Allergic Rhinitis of faculty member Jennifer “Jeni” Fairman received “Best of Show” at the Frank H. Netter, MD School of Medicine 10th Anniversary Celebration and Juried Exhibition at Quinnipiac University.
Congratulations 2024 MBI Graduates!
Congratulations to the graduating Medical and Biological Illustration Class of 2024…
2023 Thesis Presentations & Grad Show Reception
We are pleased to share that, for the first time ever, the 2023 Thesis Presentations & the...
Faculty work in Graphic Medicine Highlighted in the Dome
Sequential art is increasingly being recognized for its growing role in medicine as a powerful story-telling tool. The Dome recently published an article on this topic…
Full Page Magazine Illustration on PET and Theranostics
Faculty member, Lydia Gregg, MA, CMI, FAMI, recently created this full-page illustration for an article in Hopkins Medicine Magazine. The article covers…
Carol Pfeffer Retires!
After 17 years of dedicated service supporting the faculty, staff, graduate students, patients, and visitors to the department, Carol Pfeffer retires as our Administrative Program Coordinator.
The CA and MBI Classes of 2023 get their White Coats!
The Students of the Clinical Anaplastology and Medical and Biological Illustration graduate programs receive their white coats at the December 2022 Graduate Coating Ceremony.
Gilbert Chen and Ann Mai Receive the Inaugural Dieter Scholarship
The Joseph M. Dieter, Jr., Scholarship for Creative Design Excellence will recognize a second-year graduate student in the Medical Illustration program who has demonstrated innovative excellence and outstanding creative design in their graduate coursework. This new, endowed scholarship has been established through the extraordinary generosity of our beloved and talented graphic designer, Joe Dieter, a long-time member of our Department.
Surgical Illustration Presentation – November 18, 2022
This event is an opportunity for our faculty and guests to review our second year graduate student’s surgical illustrations. Twelve illustrations will be formally critiqued.
Lydia Gregg Receives Premier Award from Biocommunications Association
Faculty member Lydia Gregg received the 2022 Premier award, the top award in the Medical Illustration category of the Biocommunications Association’s annual Bioimages Exhibit…
CA Admissions – Prerequisite Sciences
To help prepare CA applicants for the challenging sciences taken during the program, the admissions faculty have selected 4 required preparatory science courses. These will provide incoming students the minimum preparation for success…
Lydia Gregg’s Work Featured on Cover of Journal of Neurosurgery
Chiari malformation type 1 and spontaneous intracranial hypotension (SIH) can both cause headache and cerebellar tonsillar ectopia. Misdiagnosis of the SIH as Chiari 1 can lead to…
Jeni Fairman’s work featured in recent Chemical Reviews cover
The illustration work of faculty member Jennifer “Jeni” Fairman is featured on the July 13th, 2022 cover of Chemical Reviews. The cover summarizes the feature article, “Recent Advances in Microscale Electroporation.” Electroporation (EP) is commonly used to increase cell permeability for reversible intracellular cargo delivery or irreversible cell membrane disruption…
Faculty Members to participate in the Maryland STEM Fest
The Maryland STEM Festival is a month-long celebration of science, technology, engineering and mathematics that takes place every Fall…
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