How arts and sciences researchers are using artificial intelligence to propel research advances in history,...
Topic: natural sciences
Notable: Mark Monmonier
Fall 2024
Highlighting Mark Monmonier '64, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Geography and the Environment at Syracuse University.
Other Lives: Brian Camley
Fall 2024
Assistant professor Brian Camley talks about his horses Felix and Zukini.
The Secret Lives of Microbes
Fall 2024
New associate professors Gira Bhabha and Damian Ekiert bring their lab, studying the structural biology...
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Julie Lundquist
Fall 2024
Lundquist, a national leader in research in sustainable energy generation from wind, joined Johns Hopkins...
Deciphering the Brain’s Mysteries with OneNeuro
Fall 2024
Two Johns Hopkins faculty members teamed up to launch OneNeuro, an initiative that brings together...
A Down-to-Earth Primer on the Planets
Fall 2024
Professor Sabine Stanley's first book, What’s Hidden Inside Planets?, is an easy-reading primer on the...
Interning at the National Zoo
Fall 2024
Behavioral biology junior Alex Jeffords spent last summer interning at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and...
Why Urban Areas Are for the Birds
Fall 2024
Alum Eric Fishel ’08 is an urban ecologist who introduces Baltimore city residents to overlooked...
Big Questions in Outer Space
Fall 2024
Doctoral student Junellie Perez is connecting models of geological evolution and observational findings to lean...
Institute for Planetary Health Aims to Address Today’s Earth Crisis
Spring 2024
The new Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health will address how human health is related...
Ask the Professor with Andrew Gordus
Spring 2024
Andrew Gordus’s lab uses two model organisms to study the cellular and genetic mechanisms that...