The Terawatt Challenge
From finding new catalysts for fuel cells to better understanding wind energy’s wake, Hopkins researchers are stepping up to meet…
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A Question of Ethics
As technological advances lead to new materials, methods, and opportunities, Johns Hopkins engineers find themselves grappling with limitless possibilities and…
Real World Solutions
Steeped in theory and fundamentals throughout their four years at the Whiting School, students from all departments get…
Their Space
Not bound by departmental divisions, the new Computational Science and Engineering building allows researchers and students from a variety of…
Sight Unseen
The answers, my friend, may be blowin’ in the wind—or, for that matter, hidden in the nether regions of the…
The Illusion of Certainty
Environmental engineer Ed Bouwer is sure about one thing: When it comes to health risks, uncertainty rules the day. Bran…
Whither the Job Market?
We tapped a bevy of engineering “forecasters” to find out what fields will be hottest in the decade to come….
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions
Admit? Deny? When “March Madness” descends on Admissions at Johns Hopkins, this portentous question becomes all-consuming. We take you inside…
Powerful Ideas About Oil
Geographer and alumnus Roger Stern had no idea the media frenzy his conclusions would ignite when he published his latest…