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With up to $52.1M from @ARPA_H, @INBT_JHU affiliate researcher Xiaobo Mao is leading a team studying the rules of protein shape and how they could point to earlier diagnosis and therapeutic targets—starting with Parkinson's disease and Ewing sarcoma. https://t.co/j3jumbqzTo
Led by @krieger_axel and @MathiasUnberath, these @HopkinsEngineer researchers are moving beyond AI that simply analyzes data to systems that can take action, helping make surgery more precise and specialized care more accessible.
Congratulations to Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Younan Xia on his election to the National Academy of Medicine (@theNAMedicine). 🎉
Xia designs nanomaterials that help diagnose and treat cancer, deliver drugs to targeted sites, manage wounds, and repair and regenerate tissue.
Learn more about his work 👇
https://t.co/JtHUPtbMyP
Meet @ShiqianMa, a new professor of applied mathematics and statistics at @HopkinsEngineer who is developing mathematical algorithms to make training large AI models faster, more efficient, and accessible to researchers with fewer computing resources. https://t.co/fQyJ4Lqj6L
Mark Kramer, professor of applied mathematics and statistics at @HopkinsEngineer, is using mathematics, statistics, and machine learning to better understand epilepsy by analyzing brain activity and identifying where seizures begin. https://t.co/7ZfhZAymPE
.@NicLoizou has received the 2026 @AFOSRYIP Award!
The @HopkinsEngineer will use the award to advance research on faster, more efficient algorithms for tackling large-scale computational challenges in AI, machine learning, scientific computing, and beyond. https://t.co/Sr3SWZXFEk
Robots the size of a pencil tip could one day deliver antibiotics straight to an infected heart, with no open-heart surgery needed.
Johns Hopkins engineers built wirelessly steered magnetic millirobots that could cut treatment time from weeks to hours. https://t.co/rmCfQVjAlu
“With just a little pinprick, you insert a micro robot and do a procedure without infection or blood loss.”
Hopkins engineers built tiny magnetic robots that can deliver medicine to infections inside a beating heart.
🦾🫀 Read the full story:
https://t.co/0DGVDOnWtl
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Join us on Oct. 13 at 12pm EST for the @HopkinsEngineer Open House and explore our full-time graduate programs. Bring your questions and learn more about prerequisites, courses and curricula, the admissions process, application tips, and more.
Register 👉 https://t.co/6EmZ4Yi0ib
Satellites power everything from GPS to global finance, and they're more vulnerable than most people realize. 🛰️
Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals instructor Patrick Binning shares key insights in "Space Wars," now streaming from @novapbs.
📺 Watch here: https://t.co/TEm81kI7GK
Addressing the organ transplant shortage: @MathiasUnberath’s joint @JHUAPL@HopkinsEngineer SURPASS project tackles the “beyond possible.” Learn more here: https://t.co/v449CIUR6b
Five @JHUBME doctoral students have been named 2027 Siebel Scholars for their work on nanoparticle design, cancer detection, and immune cell behavior. Read about the scholars’ work and the accolades.
https://t.co/Tx8Q6TQzd2
This past summer, @HopkinsEngineer master's student Isheanesu Mushonga was one of 10 Maryland students selected to intern on the Key Bridge rebuild. He worked alongside engineers in the field and observed critical construction up close. https://t.co/c4xtm4ulxd
"I get an opportunity to learn from and connect with some of the best engineers and industry leaders whilst being exposed to various disciplines like environmental engineering, project and construction management, communication, geotechnical engineering, and so much more."
APL collaborated with @HopkinsEngineer students on critical national security projects. "Their research will help us iterate quickly, reduce risk, and deliver robust, low-cost solutions to the government faster," said APL mentor Brendan McNelly. https://t.co/g27vUiZrHD
When prompts to draft work emails and job applications contain language commonly used by women, #AI chatbots including #ChatGPT offer less sophisticated responses compared to office correspondence requested with language associated with men, new @JHUCompSci and @HopkinsDSAI research finds.
https://t.co/xIKwXLZCxs
A wearable sensor paired with #AI can generate blood pressure readings nearly as well as invasive and risky arterial lines in the #ICU and #OperatingRoom. Read about the new work by scientists in @JHUBME and @HopkinsMedicine.
https://t.co/OLbjwzosa9