Solving Battlefield Blood Loss
Without prompt care, a badly wounded soldier easily can bleed to death while being transported to a distant medical station….
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SPURed to Get a Better Grasp
When junior Farhan Damani arrived as a freshman at Johns Hopkins, he thought he wanted to study philosophy and political…
A New Twist on Safer Helmets
“Better our head than yours” is the motto of an innovative testing apparatus for sports helmets—nicknamed “the guillotine”—that has been…
All Washed Up
A team of chemical and biomolecular engineering students is on a quest to improve world hygiene by ensuring that people…
Flight of Fancy
In Hackerman Hall, taking the stairs will improve not only your heart health, but also your mood. This spring, a…
Cheers
Stephen Filippone, a senior in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, is the recipient of a prestigious 2014-2015 Gates…
Powered Up
Students working out at the O’Connor Recreation Center can now opt for super-healthy, protein-based fruit smoothies as an alternative to soda…
Hear, Hear! An App for Cochlear Implant Users
Today, more than 325,000 deaf people around the world are living with cochlear implants (CI). These tiny electronic devices don’t restore…
Bootup Baltimore
Concerned that Baltimore’s public school students were trying to learn on computers that are 15 years out of date, “Bootup…