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Shields’ research focuses on uncertainty quantification for wide-ranging problems in computational mechanics and computational materials science

Johns Hopkins engineers prove custom fire designs outperform standard codes on multiple measures

JHU CaSE was awarded the American Society of Civil Engineers’ Walter LeFevre Award for its unique curricula advancing ethics, licensure, and leadership in civil engineering

The model uses systems engineering to improve Baltimore-based Union Craft’s brewing schedule

The award is given annually to those who demonstrate exceptional educational contributions that advance the civil engineering profession and service to mankind.

EASA supports research and dialogue that addresses pressing challenges and contributes to the future wellbeing of society through interdisciplinary and international collaboration

Johns Hopkins students developed a human-centered design turning a theoretical commercial site into a livable and sustainable community

The new tool is the first to use large language modeling to predict infectious disease risk

Fellows are recognized as eminent members of ISSMO who have contributed significantly to the advancement of structural and multidisciplinary optimization

Data published by Johns Hopkins University shows vaccinations fell in most counties over the past five years

Faculty members Lauren Gardner, Yury Dvorkin, and Magdalena Klemun are among this year’s recipients of Nexus Award Program funding, which supports programming, research, and teaching activities in each academic division of Johns Hopkins University

Gardner, who helped the world track the COVID-19 pandemic, is applying her expertise to track and model a new public health threat: measles