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Established in 2020 through the generosity of Nancy Hackerman and The Hackerman Foundation, The Hackerman Family Department Head recognizes Guest’s leadership in the department

NSF’s fellowship program recognizes graduate students who have demonstrated potential for significant achievements in research

New survey finds significant link between 'new right' outlets and vaccine hesitancy

A new study by researchers at Johns Hopkins University’s Renewable Energy and Equity Worldwide Laboratory (RENEW), together with collaborators with partners in Kenya found that green hydrogen in Kenya may be most valuable…

Applying knowledge from their undergraduate programs, students are using engineering to address real Baltimore neighborhood needs and will present their final projects at Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering’s annual Design Day on April 28

Engineers find that LLMs can partially mimic human driving and decision-making behavior and align most closely with younger, more aggressive drivers

Xilei completed both her master’s degree in applied mathematics and statistics and her PhD in civil engineering in 2017. Now an associate professor and director of AI initiatives in the…

Authored by Maryland civil engineers, the report provides an overview of the state’s infrastructure across 13 different key categories to guide safety, policy, and infrastructure investments

As taller mass timber buildings become more common, researchers investigate their structural response to fires to develop safer building designs and fire resistance specifications

The Duane S. Ellifritt award is given each year to a researcher whose contributions have led to advancements within the metal building industry

Briana Roberts, a sophomore in the Department of Civil and Systems Engineering, has been awarded one of four student scholarships by the American Council of Engineering Companies of Maryland (ACEC/MD). ACEC/MD’s scholarship program…

The award honors faculty members for outstanding teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels at Johns Hopkins University’s Whiting School of Engineering