Body Builders
In the time it takes to read this sentence, 50,000 cells in your body will die and be replaced with…
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Objects of Admiration
We asked a sampling of faculty, students, and staff: What’s the best-engineered object you own? “The human body,” says Pablo…
Fateful Impacts
Every time Professor K.T. Ramesh fires one of the guns in his laboratory, it costs $3,000. The guns are four…
What’s in the Basement?
Water, wind, and riverbeds! Deep in the bowels of the Whiting School’s buildings, engineering faculty have replicated real-world physical environments—oceans,…
Bot Busters
In the dark world OF Internet FRAUD, a sinister new foe has emerged with the potential to wreak havoc ….
Let’s Think Small
With the tiniest particles, probes, and therapeutic agents, Johns Hopkins nanobiotechnology researchers are set to supersize their efforts to advance…
Excellence Applied to the Workforce
SEVERAL YEARS after he joined the senior professional staff at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in 1973, Allan…
The Next Revolution in Research
In the Computational Sciences and Engineering Building, a multidisciplinary exploration will take on smart robotics, massive data crunching, and more….
One Giant Step Reaches Out to Schools
To encourage young people to become more curious about science, technology, engineering, and math, Leigh R. Abts knows you have…