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Technology developed by Efle Kokkoli's team could use nanotubes to deliver cancer-fighting drugs.

Assistant professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering recognized for her work creating climate-friendly carbon-capture devices.

An enhanced solid-state single-photon source could mean a brighter future for imaging technologies.

Hopkins Engineers demonstrate the promise of 'augmented endoscopy,' a real-time neurosurgical guidance method that uses advanced computer vision techniques.

Dania Solomon, a senior at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School and Saria Malik, a senior at Western High School, share their WISE experience.

A strategy developed by a team of Johns Hopkins researchers could lead to more efficient methods for converting carbon dioxide into valuable chemicals and fuels

To make it to his first day of classes, Chun-Chiao Yang took the long way to Hopkins by biking over 4,000 miles from San Francisco to Baltimore

Three participants from the Whiting School of Engineering describe their 20223 Community Impact Internships Program experience.

What does it mean for water quality and future environmental protections?

Initiative supported by a $81.6 million cooperative agreement from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

$4.8 million grant promotes research on scientific machine learning focused on greater predictive capabilities.

Faculty from Whiting and Dublin City University will collaborate on developing best practices for online and blended teaching and learning.