Charles Commons: Welcome to College Town
By next fall, the two-building Charles Commons, now under construction for the Homewood campus, will be providing campus housing to…
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A New Gateway to Innovation
The Decker Quadrangle project will open the portal for a potential revolution in interdisciplinary engineering research—and welcome visitors to campus….
90 YEARS OF ENGINEERING AT JOHNS HOPKINS
Anniversary Album FROM ENGINEERING’S NINE DECADES OF INNOVATION —a quarter-century of them at the Whiting School— we sample some of…
Winds of Change
Hurricanes, earthquakes, and high winds all intrigue Nick Jones. Now as dean of the Engineering school to which he devoted…
Center for Leadership Education Cultivates Business Skills
One of the great things about a university com – munity is how ideas are generated through collaboration. The newly…
A Bumper Crop of Research in Language Engineering
“Recognize Speech vs. Wreck a Nice Beach.” That phrase, part of a lecture title, sums up the enormous challenge of…
A.G.CHRISTIE: GENERATING GREATER PROFESSIONALISM
For almost five decades, in classrooms and corporations, the Mechanical Engineering professor applied his quiet work ethic and heat-power expertise…
Mathematics and the Art of Imaging Science
On the human cerebral cortex, sulcal and gyral curves snake across the surface in a Hydra-like array of sizes and…
Plastics That Outstrip Paint
For ships, tanks, and planes, multifunctional appliqués offer a more sophisticated way to avoid corrosion—and maybe detection. Some people see…