Calling the Plays
William J. “Bill” Stromberg ’82—arguably the best football player in Johns Hopkins University’s history—has been tapped to quarterback one of…
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3-D Artist
When Rose Thun ’90 comes home from her day job managing software development in Maryland, she fires up one of…
Deep-Sea Dreamer
Ben Kinnaman, MS ’06, was raised in the port town of Morehead City, North Carolina. “I grew up in the…
REWIND: Catalyst for Progress
Known as the father of catalysis, Paul Emmett lent his expertise to the Manhattan Project.
World Changer
ELIZABETH NANCE, PHD ’12, jokes that she made Forbes magazine’s 30 under 30 list—which recognizes outstanding young professionals—by the skin…
Combing the Deep Web
Chris White, PhD ’09, thinks that the current “one-size-fits-all” Internet is not suited for data analysis. “You use the same…
Speak and Your Device Will Listen
As a staff research scientist with Google, Carolina Parada, PHD ’11, is changing the way people interact with their devices….
An Era of Protest
REWIND The late 1960s brought turmoil on campus and off. Soon after Charles Goldstein, MSE ’68, arrived at Johns Hopkins…
An Engaging Idea
Aaron Baughman, MS ’07, was planning a trip to Disney World with his daughters when an idea seized him: What…