Developing a “Positive Math Identity”
A curriculum designed by Hopkins researchers teaches algebra in an engineering context, inspiring Baltimore City students to seek futures in STEM
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Developing a “Positive Math Identity”
CategoriesA curriculum designed by Hopkins researchers teaches algebra in an engineering context, inspiring Baltimore City students to seek futures in STEM
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Computational materials scientist discovers new possibility for cancer treatments.
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A team of Johns Hopkins researchers discovered that the thickness of fluid in cell culture media, the engineered environment for growing and researching cells in a laboratory, plays a critical…
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This article was originally published on the website of the Ralph O’Connor Sustainable Energy Institute (ROSEI). MRS Bulletin recently featured a paper co-authored by Regina García-Méndez, an assistant professor of materials science…
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Gregory Wiedman, Engr ’15 (PhD) is a professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Seton Hall University. He reflects on his time at Hopkins, preparing for a career…
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Dingchang Lin, core researcher at the Institute for NanoBioTechnology and assistant professor of materials science and engineering, received an award from the National Science Foundation to explore new avenues of…
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Supported by a JHU SURPASS award, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering Corey Oses and Avi Bregman of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab are developing a new type…
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Four Department of Materials Science and Engineering faculty are among the 148 Johns Hopkins affiliates to earn 2024 Discovery Awards. Launched in 2015, these awards aim to bring faculty together…
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Lillie Shelton is a 2021 bachelor’s graduate in materials science and engineering. Read her career update and advice for recent graduates below. What have you been up to since graduation?…
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Q&A With New Faculty, Tim Rupert
CategoriesTim Rupert, Engr ’07, ’07 (MSE) joined Johns Hopkins as a professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering and director of the Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute (HEMI) on July 1.
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Juliana Feng is a 2021 bachelor’s graduate in materials science and engineering. Read her career update and advice for recent graduates below. What have you been up to since graduation?…
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Advocating for Students With Disabilities
CategoriesThis article appeared in the JHU Engineering Magazine Summer 2024 edition. Ikshu Pandey’s interests lie at the intersection of materials science and neuroscience. “The big reason that I am interested in these…