Our research reflects the diverse interests of our faculty and students, in areas including medicine, defense, AI, and environmental protection, to name a few.
Through our collaborations with peers in all engineering disciplines, with colleagues across university divisions, including Johns Hopkins Medicine, the Bloomberg School of Public Health, and the Applied Physics Laboratory, and with industry and government agencies, we are leading innovations that are make an impact.
Learn About Research at the Whiting School of Engineering
Research at JHU Engineering encompasses more than 25 interdisciplinary engineering-based research centers and institutes, industry partnerships, and global initiatives.
Commercializing Technologies
FastForward, part of Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures, provides the resources needed to move technologies from startup to marketplace.
Information for Industry
Learn about the ways that industry can engage with and benefit from partnering with our department.
Defining the Future of Engineering.
Earlier Clues to Alzheimers - Professor Laurent Younes is collaborating on an effort focused on developing ways to detect Alzheimer’s risk in patients before symptoms—such as cognitive impairment—appear.
To Rent or Not to Rent? - By applying data analysis tools he developed to more than a million housing records, AMS doctoral student Philip Garboden seeks to improve the federal government’s housing choice voucher program.
Pinpointing Tumor Treatment - Knowing as much as possible about the genetic makeup and impaired biological pathways of a particular patient could help physicians make more informed decisions, says AMS Professor Donald Geman.
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Grid Expectations
CategoriesAn engineering student’s project shows how localized energy networks can deliver cheaper, cleaner power to remote communities.
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Veteran researcher Fadil Santosa’s second five-year term begins July 1.
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Johns Hopkins mathematicians introduce ‘multiplayer federated learning,” a new framework that allows independent entities to optimize their own goals while reaching good outcomes.