Recent News
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Undergraduate civil engineering student, Athena Zapantis, has been named one of ASCE's next generation leaders
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As part of a congressionally funded project, researchers at Johns Hopkins are using a cutting-edge liquid metal extrusion system—hitherto unused in any U.S. academic research laboratory—to facilitate the development of alloy structures that are crucial to MSEE’s mission.
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As electricity demand surges across the United States, a Johns Hopkins University initiative is helping states move faster—and more affordably—to expand grid capacity. The project, known as Leadership in Grid…
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The Renewable Energy and Equity Worldwide Laboratory (RENEW Lab), led by Dan Kammen, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Energy and Climate Justice, received an innovation grant from Sustainable Energy for All (Se4All), a program…
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Researchers have completed their first successful production of a challenge part through their NASA Space Technology Research Institute, co-led by Johns Hopkins University and Carnegie Mellon University, which will advance efforts to optimize additive manufacturing of custom components used in aeroengines.
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The new course will give students the tools to evaluate and influence sustainability in energy, infrastructure, and climate
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Benjamin Schafer selected for American Institute of Steel Construction’s Lifetime Achievement Award
CategoriesThe award recognizes Schafer’s service to the structural steel community
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Xu is using AI to simulate and predict human behavior during wildfire evacuation, allowing for improved planning and safety measures
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Johns Hopkins is part of the new multi-institution Learning Accelerated Domain Sciences (LEADS) Institute, a Department of Energy-funded collaborative initiative focused on reshaping how artificial intelligence supports scientific discovery. Supported through the Scientific Discovery…