Letter from the Dean
On March 17, our colleagues at the Applied Physics Laboratory achieved an astonishing feat when the Messenger spacecraft inserted itself into an elliptical orbit around Mercury.
On March 17, our colleagues at the Applied Physics Laboratory achieved an astonishing feat when the Messenger spacecraft inserted itself into an elliptical orbit around Mercury.
On the afternoon of September 15, alumni, friends, faculty, students, and staff gathered on the Decker Quad to celebrate the naming of Hackerman Hall, the Whiting School of Engineering’s newest research facility, and to thank Willard ’38 and Lillian Hackerman for their decades of support for the school and Johns Hopkins.
The devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti is greater than most of us can comprehend. At the Whiting School,…
On May 31, 2009, Nereus, a hybrid, remotely operated submarine dove 10,902 meters into the Mariana Trench and gathered images…
The beginning of the new year has brought the promise of change and opportunity, with a new administration in Washington…
Earlier this year I had the opportunity, along with a few colleagues, to visit China to help initiate new partnerships…
The opening of the Computational Science and Engineering Building this fall was an exciting time for the entire Hopkins community….
At the Engineering Deans Institute Conference I attended in April, one of the presenters spoke on a subject that is…
Like so many people today who balance challenging careers with busy family schedules, planning for the future doesn’t always make…