Haritosh wins the Engineering in Hydrocephalus Prize

Haritosh is developing anti-occluding ventricular catheters for the effective treatment of hydrocephalus combating complications that often lead to revision surgeries in the brain space. His innovative work on self-cleaning catheters that leverage clever use of fluid dynamics along with antifouling slippery coatings (PCT/US2024/43738) won him this engineering prize from the Hydrocephalus Association. His translational research and advancements in medical devices can have profound impact to future patients. You can read more about the award at this link.