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Rooted in Baltimore

Krieger School researchers and scholars partner with individuals and organizations to identify challenges and create solutions.

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Student in winter jacket scraping bridge railing for microbes.

Hunting for Microbes

Students in an intersession course investigated local bacteria and learned to run their own research with Krieger graduate student instructors.

Henry Hung holds holds viola getting ready to play outside on Homewood campus with Gilman Hall tower in the background.

The Diplomacy of Music

Henry Hung ’27 is using both his international studies and viola performance majors for his research “Harmony in Diplomacy: The Effect of Western Musical Engagement on East Asian Soft Power Diplomacy.”

Gira Bhabha (at right) and Damian Ekiert in their lab

The Secret Lives of Microbes

New associate professors Gira Bhabha and Damian Ekiert bring their lab, studying the structural biology and cell biology of microbes, to the Department of Biology.

Arts and Sciences Meets AI

How researchers are tapping into the power of artificial intelligence to propel research advances in history, sociology, and more.

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