David Kim, MS
Sample PathPort Record (Demo)Bioengineering Research Fellow & Capstone Lead
Baltimore, MD•Member since September 2022
Active Credentials:2 Active
CE Renewal Status:Active Academic Record
MyPortfolio Link:getpathport.com/p/david-kim-bio
Biomedical engineering graduate with published peer-reviewed research in microfluidic biosensors, clinical trial protocols, and wearable medical diagnostics.
Credentials & Licenses
Document-Supported (Demo)Document-Supported (Sample)#JHU-MS-2024
M.S. in Biomedical Engineering
Johns Hopkins University
Issued: May 2024Expires: Lifetime
Document-Supported (Sample)#CITI-GCP-8841
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Certification
CITI Program
Issued: Sep 2023Expires: Sep 2026
Structured Case Studies
Point-of-Care Microfluidic Biosensor Validation
Biomedical EngineeringBacked by: M.S. Biomedical Engineering
Challenge & Context:Engineer a low-cost microfluidic cartridge to detect sepsis protein biomarkers within 15 minutes of fingerstick blood draw.
Approach Applied:Fabricated PDMS micro-channels and integrated optical fluorescence detection module with Arduino telemetry.
Measurable Outcome: Achieved 98.4% diagnostic sensitivity in preclinical blood plasma assay trials.
Publications & Speaking Engagements
Peer-Reviewed Paper
Microfluidic Plasma Fractionation in Diagnostics
Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) • 2024
Conference Presentation
Point-of-Care Sepsis Biomarker Detection Sensors
IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology (EMBC) • 2024