Pumping Water Globally, Saving Energy Locally
Whether designing low-tech irrigation for villages or giving away halogen lightbulbs at Homewood, students go the distance for a sustainable…
Making Waves
On the Fast Track
Undergraduate entrepreneurs collaborated on designing a non-invasive kidney test and on developing a business plan for it. DETECTED EARLY, kidney…
A Composite of Many Talents
Classical piano…math…creative writing, and now functionally graded materials. For doctoral student Katherine Acton, life has many layers. ALTHOUGH SHE IS…
It Pays to Be Curious: Hopkins rewards undergraduates with grants for research.
In March, Samuel Hahn ’05 presented his research on electrical changes in the heart as part of the 12th annual…
Before It’s Too Late
Through studying cardiac electrical abnormalities, Samuel Hahn ’05 analyzed the data that could improve the prognosis for patients with heart…
A Shot in the Dark
Teamwork by student inventors offers a way for the blind to play basketball. Using a prototype of an audible basketball…
At the Interface of Work and Play
As study buddies and roomies, three PhD students have become phenomenal friends. Any other time, it would be the beginning…
Student Inventors Compete in Singapore
Their low-cost cushion with sensors to prompt better posture proves they’re no slouches when it comes to ingenuity. “I’m one…
A New Collaboration Guides Students in Finding Internships
A Whiting School education is among the best in the nation. However, there is a growing recognition that students need…