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In a Tuesday session of the CaSE Careers class—CaSE being short for the Department of Civil and Systems Engineering—senior systems engineering student, Maya Mann, delivered a presentation that stood out…

Johns Hopkins University researchers are embarking on an NSF-backed project using machine learning to better understand injury response of head impacts.

Using a novel, comprehensive methodology, the team analyzed mortality-influencing factors to inform future pandemic public health strategies

Findings are first step in post-Key Bridge vulnerability analysis

With patient loads increasing, a new optimization framework and interface could help improve hospital capacity management

Gonzalo Pita is an associate research scientist, director of the Master’s in Systems Engineering program for Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering’s (WSE’s) Department of Civil and Systems Engineering (CaSE),…

Shuna completed a PhD in civil engineering at Texas A&M University in 2018 and afterwards she spent some time post-doc’ing at Hopkins. She’s now an assistant professor at University of…

What is your current position? I’m an Associate at Arup. I lead a team in Ireland that is focused on the interaction between built environment and climate effects. The team…

NSF’s NAIRR Pilot program supports AI research related to societal challenges, with initial focus on trustworthy AI, human health, and environment and infrastructure

We recently caught up with Josephine Carstensen, who earned both her MSE and PhD in civil and systems engineering. Read her career update and advice for students below. What is…

The project will identify ways to lessen community out-migration following natural disasters

The award supports the improvement of humanitarian responses through AI and data science