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Her research combines modeling, estimation, and control of dynamical systems with neurophysiology.

Natalia Trayanova was selected for her “distinguished contributions to and leadership in the field of medical and biological engineering at an international level.”

The grant will be used to support a physics project—a roller coaster building contest—with the Girl Scouts of Central Maryland.

This fall, Johns Hopkins Engineering welcomed one new department director, one new department head, and seven new faculty members.

Samarth’s current focus is in bridging the gap between commercial health care and government initiatives in the areas of health IT, information exchange, and clinical quality measurement.

The Science of Learning Institute at Johns Hopkins University will support six new interdisciplinary projects with two-year seed grants.

In annual rankings, the publication recognizes JHU as a best value for students, for ethnic and economic diversity, and as a top engineering school.

Projects will focus on improving space travel and expanding the understanding of the history of Earth and other planets.

A number of local movers and shakers with ties to Johns Hopkins have landed on the “40 Under 40” list published by the Baltimore Business Journal.

Johns Hopkins engineers and an international team of neuroscientists created a complete map of the learning and memory center of the fruit fly larva brain, an early step toward mapping how all animal brains work.

Every summer, Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering students work side-by-side with primary care providers in some of the world’s most underserved communities.

Thao (Vicky) Nguyen, associate professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, has been appointed the Marlin U. Zimmerman, Jr. Faculty Scholar.