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“For me, there is no greater endeavor than solving a real-world problem that can ultimately improve the lives of many. ”
Archana Venkataraman
ECE, John C. Malone Assistant Professor
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Research, student design, community partnerships, and more. Explore what we have to offer.
Snakes on a 2-D Plane! - By studying the king snake, our engineers created a snake robot that could help advance search-and-rescue technology.
Extreme Arts: Where Art and Engineering Collide - Our Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute hosts artists in residence, who create and exhibit their own interpretations of work done by HEMI researchers.
Student Research: Unparalleled Opportunities - Through [email protected], our summer internship program at JHU’s acclaimed Applied Physics Laboratory, enabled Mary Joseph ‘21, computer science, worked on an APL research project.
An Advocate for Women in STEM - “We would be better off with more women in the labs, industry, clinics, and clinical trials,” says Biomedical Engineering’s Natalia Trayanova.
Design, Build, Fly! - We have a huge array of engineering student groups, including our Design, Build, Fly team, who created an unmanned, electric powered, radio controlled airplane for international competitions.
Creating Knowledge
We’re at the forefront of discovery.
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Meeting the Urgency of the Moment
Tackling challenges presented by COVID-19, engineering faculty and students created a 3-D-printed ventilator splitter that allows a single ventilator to treat multiple patients.
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Improving Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
Mechanical engineering’s SJ Claire Hur has developed a microfluidics device that can collect tumor cells from blood samples, enabling scientists to develop and test personalized treatment plans.
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The Science of Baseball Stats
Tony Dahbura ‘81, PhD ‘84, executive director of our Information Security Institute, has studied baseball data to correlate batters’ performance with score margins and to optimize game scheduling.