Noah Cowan, JHU Professor, will be giving a virtual talk entitled “Neuroscience in The Matrix: Closing the Loop Around the Brain to Understand How It Controls the Body” as part of the Mechanical Engineering Spring Seminar Series. Former Engineering Innovation students will recognize this familiar face! Join on-line via Zoom: https://wse.zoom.us/j/560809286 ——————————————————————— Johns Hopkins University, Department […]
Dwight Carr, APL STEM Outreach Program Manager, was featured in the Baltimore Sun as part of a Baltimore Sun series highlighting black and African American leaders in Howard County. To read more about him and his path to STEM, click here.
As part of Engineers Week, JHU held its annual Tower of Power competition. Students, staff, and community members participated in building spaghetti and marshmallow towers within a 30 minute time limit. Middle School team, Friends School of Baltimore, took home first place with a 67 inch tower. JHU Tower of Power Placements 1st Place […]
On February 11, 2020, International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a group of 5th through 8th grade students from Cardinal Shehan Catholic School visited Johns Hopkins University to learn more about various computational sensing and robotics labs. The students are members of a club called STEM GEMS, which encourages girls and […]
On Saturday, January 25th, 2020, the Center for Educational Outreach at Johns Hopkins University hosted the 8th annual Hopkins Robotics Cup tournament. This city-wide VEX Robotics competition features teamwork, troubleshooting, programming, design, and engineering—all skills that students can use later in their academic and professional careers. This year’s tournament had two different leagues—VRC, designed for […]
The Maryland Science Center and the National Aquarium are participating with over a dozen Baltimore museums and locations in Dollar Days on December 7 & December 8. Admission to these venues are just $1! For more information visit the Maryland Science Center website or view the Dollar Days flyer to learn about any restrictions and the other venues participating.
The 2019 Barclay Summer STEM Academy concluded on July 26th with a STEM Showcase. Students presented their projects to families and fellow students. Keep scrolling to enjoy some images taken during the academy and at the showcase. Barclay Summer STEM Academy Barclay Summer STEM Showcase
Hold the tomato sauce. Last week on the university’s Homewood campus, high school engineering students served up their spaghetti with a big helping of glue. The 11th annual Spaghetti Bridge Competition challenged participants in the four-week Johns Hopkins Engineering Innovation precollege program to design and construct the strongest possible miniature bridge out of only dry pasta […]
Tierra Fletcher was inspired to become an aerospace engineer after being introduced to the fundamentals of aerospace engineering in elementary school. To listen or read more about her journey, click here.
