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An implantable learning hub and stimulator teaches the immune system T-cells to recognize and kill cancer cells.

Johns Hopkins team discovers visual motion clues alone help recalibrate your brain's internal GPS.

The Ralph S. O'Connor Sustainable Energy Institute secured a state government grant to establish an energy technology lab in Baltimore's Remington neighborhood.

Whiting researchers create new list of possibly toxic contaminants commonly found in biosolids nationwide.

Lundquist, who researches atmospheric dynamics in hopes of making wind energy more efficient, named Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Science and Wind Energy.

Say goodbye to blocky 3D prints; a new shape-shifting nozzle offers faster and more detailed results.

Johns Hopkins team’s modeling technique pinpoints ideal treatment sites with goal of reducing unnecessary procedures.

'U.S. News & World Report' ranks Whiting School No. 14 overall, biomedical engineering No. 1 in the nation.

Recognition for Michael Falk, Paul Ferraro, Somnath Ghosh, Benjamin Hobbs, Anqi Liu, Eric Nalisnick, Jamie Spanger, Natalia Trayanova.

Jessica Jeffery, MS ’19, an environmental engineer with General Motors, is focused on electrification.

Soaring ethylene oxide level detected, threatening children's health, according to research led by Johns Hopkins environmental engineers.

New model predicts how much time proposed rail line could save commuters.