BIOENGINEERING A CURE: One Tissue at a Time
Jennifer Elisseeff pioneers a path that could lead to repairing bone, joints, and organs in a minimally invasive way. At…
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Blowin’ in the Wind: Tracking Pollen’s Path
A research center brings together like—and unlike—minds to apply expertise from a variety of viewpoints. Here are two centers that…
A Step Closer to Detecting Landmines
Finding landmines by scientific methods rather than by chance has become an urgent mission. An estimated 60 million to 100…
ROB ROY ’28: Poo-Bah, Mentor, and Industrial Engineer
Innovation, high principles, and a personal touch were hallmarks of Engineering’s third dean throughout his two careers and long life….
Part-time Engineering, Full-time Passion
Few professions face such rapid change and transformation as engineering, so it should come as no surprise that the Johns…
Three Rollouts That Highlight Students’ Solutions
The Class of 2002 produced a number of outstanding solutions in the Senior Design Project course. Here are three of…
Innovation by Design
Seniors solve real-world problems with teamwork Quick—how long does it take 35 Whiting School students to crack a dozen conundrums…
W.B.Kouwenhoven: Reviving the Body Electric
Acclaimed as the “father of cardiopulminary resuscitation” (CPR), William B. Kouwenhoven devoted 50 years to inventing the procedures and devices…