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Biomedical engineering again ranks #1. Five programs' rankings jump for 2026.

Breakthrough nanoparticles reengineer immune cells in vivo, pointing to faster, more accessible treatments for cancer and autoimmune diseases.

More evenly loaded nanoparticles could lower doses and reduce side effects in RNA-based treatments

Mission Commander and his Artemis II crew will go farther than any humans have before. The moon mission launched April 1.

First-ever gathering of Trailblazer Award recipients brings together academia, industry, and government to advance bold, transformative research.

The university's Office of Climate and Sustainability releases its 2025 Sustainability Progress Report, highlighting progress spanning JHU's academic mission, operations, and community engagement.

Novel technology outperforms clinical standard for life-threatening condition.

Letting data centers flex their power use—not just building more supply—could dramatically lower electricity costs.

As taller mass timber buildings become more common, researchers investigate their structural response to fires to develop safer building designs and fire resistance specifications.

The 2025 class includes 449 scientists, engineers, and innovators (a total of 10 from Hopkins) spanning 24 scientific disciplines who are being recognized for their scientifically and socially distinguished achievements.

Bio-based acids to enable cleaner, more efficient recovery of critical battery metals.

Researchers will join new NIH-supported network working to develop new approach methodologies that complement or replace animal testing