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Dive in and discover the creative, passionate, and thought-provoking members of the Hopkins Engineering community who are changing the world—from Baltimore to the far side of the moon.

A Johns Hopkins alumnus launches a company to help organizations monitor AI behavior.

Faculty and students from Applied Mathematics and Statistics will present their work at one of the world's most influential conferences in machine learning and artificial intelligence.

 Undergraduate Andy Wang develops a statistical method to better measure uncertainty in motion tracking .

For her Design Day project, a Johns Hopkins student examines how conflict, deforestation, and governance intersect to shape human trafficking networks. 

Applied mathematics and statistics faculty and students help lead conversations on advancing women in artificial intelligence.

First-year applied mathematics and statistics student Reba Prabhakhar will help sift through crowdsourced telescope videos of the moon being hit by meteoroids for Impact Flash!, one of NASA's 32 Citizen Science research projects.

Applied Mathematics and Statistics PhD students develop tools that turn published clinical trial figures into actionable patient-level data for drug development. 

Co-founder of Nomic AI, Brandon Duderstadt, Engr ’18,’19 (MSE) has produced some of the world’s most popular AI products.

A machine learning approach mimics real-world, act-at-the-moment choices to improve timing, reduce costs, and adapt to changing demand.

From the spark of a child’s curiosity to the abstractions of hyper-real numbers, Ed Scheinerman’s book shows that infinity isn’t something to fear—it’s a playground for the human mind, a place where numbers, imagination, and discovery intersect.

From entertainment to healthcare, Data Science student Chloe Dearman ’25 turns analytics into impact.