
Signs of Change
Imagine a day when people focus their smartphone cameras on a sign language speaker and have their gestures instantly translated…
Imagine a day when people focus their smartphone cameras on a sign language speaker and have their gestures instantly translated…
PhD students Justin Opferman and Yaning Wang developed the Glow and Sew fluorescent suture to help improve surgical outcomes.
Undergraduate Ikshu Pandey strives to assist other students with disabilities and neurodegenerative conditions in both her academic work and through her extracurricular activities.
Hopkins Engineering student, Greg Wulffen, designed an EKG tool for chimps at the Maryland Zoo
Doctoral student Lidia Al-Zogbi created an autonomous system that can alert doctors to a hemorrhage via ultrasound and initiate diagnostics.
Johns Hopkins engineers are pioneering a new approach to creating a neuromorphic spiking neural network chip for machine learning and AI.
Using sensory systems, embedded processing, and machine learning, Hopkins undergrads are learning about avian life on campus.