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He brings to this position a breadth of experience in areas including student and academic affairs and faculty hiring and promotion, as well as in building and maintaining critical collaborations with the Krieger School and other university divisions.

Scientists at Johns Hopkins say they have identified an average level of biological and anatomical brain changes linked to Alzheimer’s disease that occur three to 10 years — some even more than 30 years — before the disease’s first recognizable symptoms appear.

For their hard work and implementation of separate low and high volatility algorithms, the team took home the Best Algorithm Design Award.

The 2016 Mixed Integer Programming Workshop was held May 23 through 26 in Coral Gables, FL at the University of Miami School of Business Administration.

The Financial Engineer's 2016 Master of Financial Engineering program rankings are the most comprehensive rankings for financial engineering, financial mathematics, quantitative finance, computational finance, and mathematical finance graduate programs in the United States.

Younes received this recognition for fundamental contributions to the mathematical and statistical foundations of shape and image analysis as well as for new methodology implemented in large and important medical imaging studies.

Daniel Robinson, along with Suchi Saria (JHU, Department of Computer Science) are recipients of the Institute for Data-Intensive Engineering and Science (IDIES) seed funding award. More information on these awards can be found here: http://idies.jhu.edu/seed-funding-awardees.

The National Science Foundation has awarded the Applied Mathematics and Statistics assistant professor a CAREER Award, given to the nation’s most promising researchers at the start of their careers.

On Friday, April 17, 2015, the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics hosted an Award Recognition and Alumni Reception in Whitehead 304.

Dr. Tamás Budavári, along with Kathryn Edin and Michael Braverman are recipients of the Institute for Data-Intensive Engineering and Science seed funding award.

The Hopkins Undergraduate Research Journal provides undergraduates with a valuable resource to access research being done by their peers and interesting current issues.

Sandya Subramanian is an undergraduate Applied Mathematics and Statistics second major and Biomedical Engineering first major.