Making Brand New Materials
Fall 2022Rebekka Klausen’s lab showed that linking together hexagon-shaped silicon molecules in a zig-zag fashion was...
Achieving Biological Balance
Fall 2022Kent Kotaka studies the human microbiome with the on-campus Department of Embryology at the Carnegie...
The Neural Links Between Voice and Thought
Spring 2022Behavioral biology major student Jessica Dure is working to better understand how our ability to...
Johns Hopkins Scientists Contribute to First Sequence of Human Genome
Spring 2022Johns Hopkins University scientists collaborated with more than 100 researchers around the world to assemble...
Why Students Love the Medicine, Science, and the Humanities Major
Spring 2022Four Medicine, Science, and the Humanities majors tell us what makes the MSH major exciting,...
Stars Align for Hubble Space Telescope Discovery
Spring 2022PhD candidate Brian Welch discovered a new (and thus far, furthest ever observed) star with...
Saving the Bay from Dead Zones
Spring 2022Molecular and cellular biology major Paul Gensbigler is helping to answer unresolved questions about the...
Creating a Link Between You and the Universe
Spring 2022The course "The Grandeur of You and the Universe" helps students understand how basic earth,...
Studying Brain Response to Social Interaction
Spring 2022Assistant Professor Leyla Isik's research focuses on how looking (or watching) social situations helps humans...
Sensing Illusions with More than Vision
Fall 2021Isabel Won '21 talks about the perception research she completed in the Perception and Mind...
Creating Tools for Reading with Dyslexia
Fall 2021Junior Ava Powell is developing a special e-book reading system the supports people with dyslexia.
Exploring How Muscles Regenerate
Fall 2021Junior Colt Crain is exploring the mechanisms that help muscles regenerate, which could impact treatments...