Presto! Mutated Gene Libraries
When medical researchers are designing new biological therapies to treat diseases such as cancer, they often have to test hundreds…
Currents
Restoring Health and Alleviating Pain
Neilesh Patel ’03 will never forget the day he cooked and served spaghetti at a homeless shelter at age 8,…
Faculty Awards
David Gracias, a professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, was named the inaugural Russell Croft Faculty Scholar….
Hacking to Help Baltimore
Fueled by creativity and copious cups of coffee and cans of Red Bull, about 120 Johns Hopkins undergraduate and graduate…
Meeting the Need for Robotics Researchers
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, demand for robotics engineers is on the rise, with job growth now through 2018 in the range of…
Seeing the Light
The new Undergraduate Teaching Laboratories (UTL) building is only a proverbial stone’s throw away from Mergenthaler Hall, but the science…
Mathematical Finance for Turbulent Times
A popular graduate program allows students to explore the connection between applied math and finance.
Seeds of Hope in Ecuador
A rural Ecuadorian village gets a new day care center, thanks to Hopkins students.
Dedication of Croft Hall, May 3, 2013
Johns Hopkins University leadership and guests gathered in front of Croft Hall to pay tribute to the generosity and philanthropy of L. Gordon Croft ’56.