Still in It
It’s been a nail-biting time for members of Aezon Health, the team of undergraduate students from the Whiting and Krieger…
Students
Minuscule Marvels
To most people, spider crickets are pesky insects that leap crazily out of dark corners in basements and garages, making…
Better Brain Surgery
Neurosurgeons have a tough balancing act when removing brain tumors: Fail to remove the entire tumor, and the cancer will…
The Cells Don’t Lie
You may look younger than your years, but your cells won’t lie about your age, according to researchers in the…
Driving Force
Anna Goodridge ’17 didn’t spend time in high school peering under the hoods of cars or debating the benefits of…
All Systems Go
How would Los Angeles react to the release of a toxic airborne agent? How does an epidemic spread across a…
One for the Papers
When historic Homewood Museum was considering re-wallpapering its drawing room, its conservators turned to a purchased fragment of late 18th-century…
Cambridge Bound
Sandya Subramanian ’15, who developed a tool to help doctors pinpoint the region of the brain responsible for seizures in…
Drive for the XPrize
The time for clever Star Trek allusions was long past as a team of Johns Hopkins undergraduates, aiming to build…