Pomp and Circumstance
• Length of May 17, 2007, undergraduate Arts and Sciences and Whiting School of Engineering commencement: 100 minutes • Length…
Research & Development
Gained in Translation
A pouch made of nylon mesh sandwiched between two concentric wire stents that could improve cell therapy for diabetics. A…
Putting Heart Disease on the Grid
In March, the Cardiovascular Research Grid, a worldwide digital data network to be based at the Whiting School’s Institute for…
A Vision for Engaging Blind Students
Ben Tang and Caroline McEnnis are on a mission to let young people know that lack of a sight is…
Hopkins and Poly: a Formula for Excellence
Some researchers spend decades trying to get their name on top of a scientific journal article. At 18, Emma Call…
Greener Pastures for Ames Hall
When 11 engineering seniors look at the flat, black roof of Ames Hall, they see the potential to make the…
When Aeronautics Took Wing
Like a rocket blast, the Aeronautics Department at Johns Hopkins was relatively short-lived but nonetheless spectacular. Francis Clauser founded the…
On Site Insights
For Janine Yieh, MS ’06, a six-month internship with EA Engineering, Science, and Technology last year allowed her to get…
Analyze This
Every Tuesday this past spring semester, David Audley, PhD ’72 commuted by train from New York to Homewood to teach…