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Fall 2021 Semester: Important Information and Updates
Johns Hopkins is planning for a staged return of activity back to our campuses, with the hope and expectation that the university will be substantially back to normal this fall.
From Earth to the Moon
What can the moon landing teach us about innovation and how to meet the challenges of the future? Lawrence Aronhime and Alexander Cocron of the Center for Leadership Education offer perspective.
Experience Hopkins Engineering
Hopkins Engineers are addressing today’s universal societal challenges to ensure a better tomorrow.
Baltimore is Home - With its rich heritage, you’ll be immersed in history and culture. And because we’re close to so many global companies, valuable internships, career, and research opportunities abound.
Building a Better Climbing Foot - Mechanical engineering alum and budding inventor Jessamy Taylor ’18 loves being outdoors, scaling heights, and solving problems. Among them: a better way to adaptive climb.
At the Front Lines of COVID-19 Research - Hopkins engineers are leaders in COVID-19 research. From tracking the global spread of the disease and understanding how virus-carrying droplets are formed and carried to developing new materials for PPE and integrating robotics into patient care. Learn how we are making a difference.
Getting the Drop on Better Health - Hopkins engineers are making it quicker, easier, and cheaper for clinicians to identify infectious pathogens and diagnose diseases earlier.
“Hopkins has an altruistic focus that pervades all through the university … everything at Hopkins is very human-centric and people were very front-and-center. It was mission-focused. ”
Carol Reiley, MS '07
Co-founder and former president of Drive.ai; named to Forbes’ Top 50 Women in Tech in 2018
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How materials science and engineering enhances the performance of Olympic cyclists
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Sustaining the commons: An expert look at natural resource management
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The Games go on, but without fans. Will athletes' performance suffer?
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- Science+Technology