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Engineers develop a new model to improve building integrity ahead of natural disasters

Researchers use oyster and turkey tail mushrooms to break down psychoactive drugs commonly found in wastewater treatment byproducts.

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor cited "for research and leadership in the invention and rational development of advanced materials for nanomedicine and regenerative medicine."

Alezz will use this prestigious opportunity to earn a master's in global affairs from Beijing's Tsinghua University.

Engineering alum Rebecca Lawler and School of Medicine resident Imelda Muller to train for future space missions with NASA.

The award recognizes Schafer’s service to the structural steel community

Peter Searson is unravelling the complex mechanisms by which diseases of the brain disrupt the blood-brain barrier.

Xu is using AI to simulate and predict human behavior during wildfire evacuation, allowing for improved planning and safety measures

Developed by Johns Hopkins engineers, the new microscope provides unprecedented, real-time views of living tissue to accelerate patient care and medical research.

Professor Chao Wang aims to develop a high-energy, fast-refueling liquid fuel cell that can deliver lightweight, efficient electric power for demanding mobile and national security applications.

Johns Hopkins Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Aging Research awards grants to research teams across the country in its fifth round of funding

Whiting School of Engineering online graduate programs are among the top 10 in all areas ranked