Johns Hopkins mechanical engineers design a snake robot based on the climbing technique of the kingsnake that could help advance search-and-rescue technology.
Russell Taylor and Yannis Kevrekidis are among 87 new members and 18 international members selected this year.
He will be presented with the award at the ASEE Mid-Atlantic Spring 2020 Conference, which will be held from March 27 through 28 at Johns Hopkins University.
First-year Johns Hopkins mechanical engineering students vie to see whose glider will soar to victory in annual design competition.
Ashutosh Dutta, Michael Miller, and Tza-Huei (Jeff) Wang were recognized for outstanding contributions to IEEE fields of interest.
The award recognizes early stage scholars with high levels of promise and excellence.
Findings by Johns Hopkins scientists about the aerodynamic and mid-air communication capabilities of mosquitoes’ wings could help us design quieter drones and devise new ways of combatting mosquito-borne diseases.
Mechanical engineer Charles Meneveau co-authors report outlining major obstacles and solutions for optimizing wind energy.
Johns Hopkins researcher SJ Claire Hur is working to create a device that can collect tumor cells from blood samples, enabling better diagnoses and treatment options for breast cancer patients.
They are among the world’s top graduate students in business, bioengineering, computer science, and energy science fields.
