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Supported by a Provost’s Undergraduate Research Award (PURA), Andrew Kim, a junior studying materials science and engineering, is working to reinforce the strength of alloys used in biodegradable implants by…

Materials scientists’ discovery could upgrade battery life and stability

Hopkins researchers reveal an unexpected quality in electrical switches, potentially impacting computer memory

Biodegradable magnesium alloy implants promise to revolutionize bone repair, naturally disintegrating as broken bones heal and eliminating the need for removal surgeries. However, their too-rapid breakdown in the body has…

Johns Hopkins engineers introduce AI that accelerates research by analyzing atomic changes faster than ever.

Hopkins engineers enhance a material’s durability, unleashing new potential.

Multidisciplinary team combines expertise for DARPA initiative

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…

This story was written by Vanessa Watsa and Alexandria Carolan and appeared in Johns Hopkins Medicine. This research was partially led by Hai-Quan Mao, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering…

A new approach expands structure tunnels, providing swift electricity for many battery-powered gadgets.

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

Materials science student designs predictive model to discover atomic actions.