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Hopkins computer scientists propose a simple solution for a common multilingual language model pitfall.

The 3D-digital replica of a patient’s heart can help development treatments for ARVC based on their individual genetics.

Johns Hopkins and NVIDIA researchers teamed up to pioneer Neuralangelo, a revolutionary 3D reconstruction algorithm with applications in virtual reality, autonomous systems, and more

Environmental Health and Engineering professor helps millions evaluate their health risks.

Mark Dredze, associate professor of computer science, discusses BloombergGPT, the first large language model built specifically for the finance industry

Leading artificial intelligence experts gather on Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus to grapple with the complexities and opportunities that AI and data science bring to higher education.

My Vibe Check is designed to increase the understanding of students' well-being and allow counselors to make more informed decisions.

A team of Johns Hopkins engineering students infused a local artist's 'crown' with high-tech features aimed at enhancing its ergonomics and functionality as part of the university's Volunteers for Medical Engineering group

On Design Day, mechanical engineering students will present their system allowing blind people to manufacture their own canes. Set for Tuesday, May 2, the annual event showcases students' research and prototypes providing solutions to real-world problems.

The gel can reach areas that surgery might miss and current drugs struggle to reach to kill lingering cancer cells and suppress tumor growth.

The coursework is helping Bmore Community Food meet the needs of more people in the city while also teaching the students about food insecurity in Baltimore

Scientists want to better understand how birds of a feather—specifically the male sandgrouse—can carry about 15% of their body weight in water to create new absorbent materials.