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Hopkins engineers provide a non-stick solution to sense harmful vapors.

Materials science student designs predictive model to discover atomic actions.

Materials science student designs innovative stem cell-laden hydrogel to treat painful fistulas

Hadas Elazar-Mittelman MS’23, a third-year materials science and engineering PhD candidate, is the winner of this year’s George M.L. Sommerman Engineering Graduate Teaching Assistant Award, which recognizes her excellence in…

Researchers from Johns Hopkins, Washington University in St. Louis, and the University of Wisconsin - Madison are developing additive manufacturing methods with metallic glasses.

Amee Polk likes to blow things up. So when the self-proclaimed adrenaline junkie discovered she could indulge her passion for thermites and ignition while earning a Doctor of Engineering degree…

At first glance, drilling holes into cells may seem unconventional and perhaps counterproductive. But for a Johns Hopkins materials scientist, it’s a strategy that could someday allow the delivery of…

Three materials science and engineering undergraduate students were part of a team named one of the three top winners at JHU’s annual GreenHacks Innovation Challenge.   This year’s event, held…

Preetom (Ruku) Borah, a PhD candidate in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, earned a Student Presentation Award for his lecture in the Advances in Reactive Materials Engineering Symposium…

OPTIMIZING MRNA LIPID NANOPARTICLES FOR ENHANCED ANTICANCER IMMUNITY

Dinchang Lin's easily implantable device could make stimulation technology accessible to more patients.

Supported by a three-year, $700,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, a team of Johns Hopkins researchers led by Tim Weihs and Michael Falk, professors in the Department of Materials…