Recent News
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A force for good: Hopkins undergrads design magnetic sling to treat incontinence in women
CategoriesAn estimated 50% of adult women experience urinary incontinence. The impact of this condition can be significant, including restless sleep and needing frequent access to restrooms. In addition, patients with…
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Students in the course Multidisciplinary Engineering Design collaborate with Johns Hopkins Hospital to improve infant care.
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In an op-ed titled “‘Fail First’ is a Failure Always” recently published in the Talbot Spy, Ali Asghar Kassamali, a senior majoring in natural sciences, argues for compassion in healthcare…
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Mia Russell says those looking to improve their credit should consider obtaining a secured credit card–one backed by a refundable security deposit that also serves as the card’s credit limit.…
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Concerns about the use of AI use in higher education abound, including ethical dilemmas, a reduction in academic rigor, and challenging universities’ sustainability goals. While the conversation about how to…
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A team of interdisciplinary engineering students in the course Multidisciplinary Engineering Design is developing adaptive disc golf equipment to help veterans with disabilities—including partial quadriplegia and visual impairments—play more independently…
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Multidisciplinary design team designs modular rainwater collection, storage, and distribution system
CategoriesA team of students in Alissa Burkholder Murphy’s Multidisciplinary Engineering Design course is developing a modular rainwater collection, storage, and distribution system that they will test on the Homewood Campus…
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Mia Russell featured on WalletHub
CategoriesMia Russell, senior lecturer and director of the Clark Scholars program, has lent her expertise in personal finance and insurance to WalletHub. In a recent article, Russell advises readers on…
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Local Impact: Center for Leadership Education students design solutions for Baltimore-based problems
CategoriesThroughout the academic year, undergraduate students in Center for Leadership Education courses have designed products and systems focused on improving the health and well-being of Baltimore City residents. Their designs…
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Larry Aronhime and Sascha Cocron detail their novel approach to innovation in their article “Back to the future: innovating in times of uncertainty and disruption,” published in NATO Review on…
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In the course Clark Scholars Design Challenge led by Larry Aronhime, a group of undergraduate engineering students developed the idea for a wearable device that allows combat medics to more…
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Lawrence Aronhime and Sascha Cocron publish article examining how embracing risk and uncertainty allows for innovative responses to cyber and cognitive warfare at NATO.