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DOVELabs

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DOVE

Saving lives one injection at a time

The DOVE device is an auto-injector that can detect an overdose as it occurs and inject naloxone in a timely manner to reverse the fatal overdose.It will be capable of preventing the overdose deaths that occur when patients are alone. This will also help save insurers and governments from hospitalization costs of overdoses where naloxone is not administered in time.

DOVE was originally developed in the Brenner Bioengineering Lab, and is now part of an academic collaboration including Penn and Drexel University.  Our goal is to develop DOVE and other technologies to address the intersection of medicine and social justice.

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Naloxone is an effective overdose antidote if a bystander administers it
>81,000
US Opioid Overdose Deaths

Jun 2019 - June 2020

>52%
Fatal Overdoses Occur Alone

Meet The Team

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Jake Brenner

MD, PhD

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Anush Lingamoorthy

Ph.D. Student, Drexel Electrical Engineering

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David Gordon

Medical Student, Thomas Jefferson University

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Julia Gasior

Medical Student, University of Pennsylvania

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Katie Kanter

Medical Student, University of Pennsylvania

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Khang Lam

Master student, Drexel BioMedical Engineering

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Ethan Donlon

Master Student, UPenn Mechanical Engineering

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Emma Ma

Research Specialist, University of Pennsylvania

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Ayan Mandal

Medical Student, University of Pennsylvania

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Korey Henderson

Medical Student, University of Pennsylvania

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Sope Eweje

Medical Student, University of Pennsylvania

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Alex Lee

Medical Student, University of Pennsylvania

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