Micro Marvels

Inspired by nature, David Gracias builds micromachines that fold, stick, swim, and sense—all inside the human body.

by Adam Hadhazy

  • Putting Tumors on Ice

    Cryotherapy brings human-quality care to humankind’s best friends.

    by Heather Lowe

  • Research Meets Reality

    An industry-academia partnership with Amazon gives doctoral fellows funding to pursue big ideas in AI research.

    by Kristin Hanson

  • On Fire

    By better understanding heat transfer, Thomas Gernay is making structures SAFIR.

    by Poornima Apte

  • Plankton Power

    Generating energy from dissolved organic matter

    by Dave Kiefaber

Impact: Faculty Innovation

  • Quiz Me

    Reducing Epilepsy Misdiagnosis

    Why are epilepsy false positives so common—and how is new Hopkins tech helping fix that?

  • Balancing Act

    Insights into how the brain keeps us steady and upright

  • Waste Not, Want Not

    A method for converting organic waste into medium-chain carboxylic acids could be a game changer.

  • How It Works

    Keeping Skin Youthful

    A new hydrogel could enhance collagen production and restore skin’s youthfulness.

Inquiring Minds: Student Discovery

Changemakers: Enterprising Alumni

  • An Eager Disrupter

    Co-founder of Nomic AI, Brandon Duderstadt, Engr ’18,’19 (MSE) has produced some of the world’s most popular AI products.

  • Flying High

    Becky Selzer, Engr ’15 (MS) is the senior principal architect for IT at United Airlines.

  • Eager to Engage

    Serena Savino has been appointed the Whiting School’s associate dean for development and alumni relations.

  • Fast Pitch

    Alumni and students enjoy a night of networking.

From The Dean

Reimagined, Not Reinvented 

Capturing the dynamism and relevance of what we do

History Made

Trading Transformed

The Bloomberg Terminal, hacking the iPhone, and more

Asked & Answered

Why Send a Ferret to a Cocktail Party?

Cocktail conversation, traumatic brain injury, and more

Intelligence

A Boost for AI Research

The Data Science and AI Institute is recruiting 30 new Bloomberg Distinguished Professors.