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Fall 2022 Faculty Awards
Awards and honors won by Krieger School faculty in fall 2022.
Faculty We Lost, Fall 2022
In memoriam for Krieger School faculty who passed in summer and fall of 2022.
From the Office of Sarah Hörst
See inside the office of Sarah Hörst, associate professor of earth and planetary sciences.
Magazine Brings Literary Style to Philosophical Writings
A new magazine for philosophical writings, The Raven, covers ethics, consciousness, time, and more.
Prospecting for Water on the Moon
Kevin Lewis, an associate professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, is a co-investigator of a new mission to land on the south pole of the moon.
From the Krieger School Dean’s Desk
Thoughts from James B. Knapp Dean Christopher S. Celenza about Krieger School faculty's front-line research, and how it makes the world a better place.
“I think one of the most interesting legacies is that she carried the 20th century on her back with her. She was deployed in the Second World War. Her father and grandfather oversaw the first and second World Wars, and she brings that really powerful memory of the Second World War into the present. I think [Charles] has a tall order on his hands. His mother exemplified the values that so many British people like to see in themselves, and Charles has a huge burden to take up.”
Katie Hindmarch-Watson, Assistant Professor, Department of History, on the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Foxbaltimore.com, September 10, 2022
Social
Students in the Experiential Research Lab investigated the complex and dynamic elements of colonial ...
Students in the Experiential Research Lab investigated the complex and dynamic elements of colonial New Spain (as Mexico was called) from an interdisciplinary perspective with an introduction to both its history and art history. The course ended with an intersession trip to Mexico to study objects and spaces. ✈️
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Junior Noah Trudeau is part of a research project trialing a two-pronged approach to infant ...
Junior Noah Trudeau is part of a research project trialing a two-pronged approach to infant nutrition and health: at birth, infants in rural Bangladesh will receive a biofortified protein supplement paired with an antibiotic.
“We’re tackling it from the nutrition perspective. How can we make sure that these children are not only getting the nutrients they need, but retaining them?”
Trudeau, who is majoring in medicine, science, and the humanities and minoring in French, arrived at Hopkins interested in health and medicine, and quickly developed a passion for the social sciences as well. He finds that global health offers the perfect combination.
“Global health is not just policymaking and research. It’s imagining the lived experiences of people who are going to be affected by that policy.”
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Who's ready for a great spring semester? 🏷️ Tag a friend to hype them up for the first week of classes.
Photo: Will Kirk, Johns Hopkins University
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