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Zhu is engineering next-generation lipid nanoparticles at the Institute for NanoBioTechnology.

Professor K.T. Ramesh's How to Stop an Asteroid course introduces first-year Johns Hopkins undergrads to both the engineering and sociopolitical sides of planetary defense.

Spangler was delightfully surprised with $300,000 in research funding for her groundbreaking work in molecular immunoengineering.

Annual design competition displays vast array of automotive engineering approaches.

With her expertise in machine learning, Alexis Battle is working to sift through vast amounts of genetic and clinical data, revealing hidden patterns that can inform treatment strategies and improve patient care.

Assistant researcher Abe Silverman elaborates on energy conservation, policy, and misconceptions around data centers

Yang joined the Johns Hopkins Department of Biomedical Engineering in June 2025.

Developed by a Johns Hopkins-led research team, the Pancreatic Tumor Segmentation Dataset may be the key for training AI models to detect pancreatic cancer early enough to make a difference in patients' survival.

Doctors too busy? AI offers med students real-time expert feedback.

New 10,000-square-foot facility unites engineering and medicine to develop technology-driven solutions for healthy aging and independence

Johns Hopkins researchers have created organoid-encapsulating devices to deliver high-resolution 3D recordings of heart tissue activity.

The Johns Hopkins Turbulence Database from mechanical engineering and the Phase-Field Fracture Simulation Dataset from civil and systems are two of 10 chosen by NSF to train AI