The MVPs of Data Analytics

The MVPs of Data Analytics

Students and graduates of the Sports Analytics Research Group employ quantitative analysis to give all types of teams the wisdom and hard numbers they need to perform better.

Alexander Gelfand

  • The Human Side of AI

    Dan Shapero, Engr ’00, leads LinkedIn during a pivotal period.

    Heather Lowe

  • Data in the Driver’s Seat

    For Talia Hovsepian, the answers are in the numbers.

    Claire Goudreau

  • ‘Seeing’ the Air Move

    Charles Meneveau is leading efforts to transform hard data into colorful swirls that offer insights into wind farm efficiency.

    Jonathan Deutschman

  • Signal and Noise

    DSAI Director Mark Dredze and team are working to harness AI’s potential while keeping its applications grounded in real-world challenges.

    Tomas Weber

Impact: Faculty Innovation

Inquiring Minds: Student Discovery

  • White Rot to the Rescue

    Oyster and turkey tail mushrooms can degrade a wide range of psychoactive pharmaceuticals commonly found in biosolids. 

  • Course Audit

    Discerning Data

    Storytelling with Data demonstrates the importance of ethically collecting and interpreting data.

  • Change Agents

    The Empathy Algorithm

    Students developed an AI model that can automate the editing process of interviews and recognize subtle details to help a clinician and patient connect.

Changemakers: Enterprising Alumni

  • One Cool Job

    Emily Maheras, Engr ’20, ’23 (MS), a thermal engineer for NASA, helped make a new laser communication device a reality.

  • The System Behind the Salad

    Leslie Silverglide, Engr ’02, has spent nearly two decades building MIXT.

  • A New Vision for Accessibility

    Rebecca Rosenberg, Engr ’22 (MS), has always been drawn to challenges.

  • Rewarding Student Initiative

    Johns Hopkins engineering students eager to pursue independent projects often need seed funding to get their ideas off the ground.

From The Dean

Partnerships Prepare Students for Practice

Real-world experiences equip our students with the judgment, resilience, and professional habits they’ll need to lead.

History Made

150 Years of Innovation

Highlighting Johns Hopkins Engineering’s enduring impact as we celebrate JHU’s sesquicentennial.

Asked & Answered

Is Power the Thing With Feathers?

Powerful wings, psychoactive salad, and secret cells

Current

Intelligence

Can AI Conform to Social Norms?

As artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in everyday life, Professor Gillian Hadfield is helping build the legal and ethical infrastructure needed for an AI-driven future.