Recent News
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The climate study finds that LGBTQ+ respondents working in physics fields reported experiencing and witnessing 'alarming high rates' of harassment, homophobia, and shunning
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Mao and Reddy to Serve as INBT Leadership Hai-Quan Mao, a professor in the departments of Materials Science and Engineering and Biomedical Engineering, and the associate director of the Institute for NanoBioTechnology (INBT), has been named its director, effective immediately. Additionally, Sashank Reddy, an assistant professor in the departments of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and…
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The Department of Materials Science and Engineering is the new home of the Advanced X-ray Imaging of Materials (AXIOM) system.
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Fall 2021 Seminar Series Schedule
CategoriesSee the full schedule of seminars, speaker bios, and abstracts.
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Each fall, engineer Orla Wilson challenges students to consider how material properties, structure, and processing affect performance in bicycle design.
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Two researchers from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering are part of 41 interdisciplinary teams across Johns Hopkins to receive support from the university’s 2020 Discovery Awards program. Established in 2015, the program aims to inspire interdisciplinary teams to tackle complex problems and expand the horizons of knowledge. Materials Science and Engineering Professor…
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Six months of pandemic-caused remote teaching and learning challenged both students and professors to get creative to make sure that educational objectives were met. So during the fall semester, Orla Wilson, associate teaching professor in materials science and engineering, used a futuristic tool to put her students in the lab virtually, all from the comfort…
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August’s devastating explosion in Beirut highlighted the importance of the newly established Materials Science in Extreme Environments Research Alliance managed by Tim Weihs. The consortium, comprising experts from 18 major research institutions, aims to enable researchers from across the country to effectively collaborate, produce faster results and “advance the fundamental understanding of materials and chemistries…
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What can students expect from their Fall 2020 DMSE classes while learning from home? “The teaching is going to be enthusiastic, high tech and hopefully offering some opportunities to share information and interact with each other that might be unique or even better than live classes! What about research? “Research is already up and running!…