Johns Hopkins researchers have devised a computerized process that could make minimally invasive surgery more accurate and streamlined using equipment already common in the operating room. In a report published recently in the journal Physics in Medicine and Biology, the researchers say initial testing of the algorithm shows that their image-based guidance system is potentially […]
When Twitter recently unveiled a new grant program that will allow outside researchers to mine its stockpile of tweets, the social media site pointed to Johns Hopkins’ flu tracking as one example of the useful data that may be buried in its short online posts. In recent years, Johns Hopkins researchers have shown that tweets […]
Because of results seen in flat lab dishes, biologists have believed that cancers cells move through the body in a slow, aimless fashion, resembling an intoxicated person who cannot walk three steps in a straight line. This pattern, called a random walk, may hold true for cells traveling across two-dimensional lab containers, but Johns Hopkins […]
Video: JHU Students Develop Self-Diagnosis Device, Fox 45 News Last year, 15 Johns Hopkins undergraduates got together to form Aezon Health, a collection of student engineers with “a new perspective on health.” The students have their eyes on the prestigious Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE (and the whopping $10 million prize that […]
Suchi Saria and Benjamin Van Durme, both faculty members in the Department of ComputerScience, have received Google Faculty Research Awards. Saria is an assistant professor and Van Durme is an assistant research professor. Google’s Faculty Research Award program provides world-class, full-time faculty members at top universities around the world with support for cutting-edge research in […]
Tim Mueller, assistant professor of Materials Science and Engineering, has been selected by the National Science Foundation to receive its prestigious CAREER Award, which recognizes the highest level of excellence and promise in early-stage scholars. The five-year grant of $400,000 will support Dr. Mueller’s work to develop and apply computational methods to predict the surface […]
