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Johns Hopkins researchers introduce new method to solve complex problems with minimal data, enhancing efficiency across industries.

Johns Hopkins researchers uncover how protein complexes help cells adapt to and recover from physical stress

Biomedical engineering researchers Jean Fan and Casey Taylor are among a select group of scientists and engineers to receive a 2025 PECASE award.

Innovative project explores biomass as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional batteries.

Six Whiting School of Engineering online graduate programs are among the top 10

Figuring out how chlorine combines with phenols to form unwanted byproducts is key to improving drinking water safety.

Study finds salons may expose workers to high concentrations of harmful airborne chemicals

Johns Hopkins computer scientists explore the gender stereotypes perpetuated by voice assistants and investigate how to reduce their harmful effects.

New tool analyzes and addresses disparities in LGBT portrayals across language versions, highlighting cultural influences and paving the way for more balanced information.

The award recognizes early-stage scholars with high levels of promise and excellence.

Computational engineering expert Somnath Ghosh led a team combining machine learning and advanced modeling to improve reliability and durability of 3D-printed metals

Former NSA SIGINT Director Teresa Shea, ’87 (MS), shares career insights, lessons in leadership, and her passion for encouraging women in technology.