Johns Hopkins MatSci

Forging a new age of materials through the @HopkinsEngineer Department of Materials Science & Engineering. RTs are not endorsements. #JHU #MatSci #JHUmaterials

[Johns Hopkins MatSci @JHUMaterials]

Last week's 2026 MCP User Meeting was a great success! Thanks to all who attended, participated, and shared their insights.

[Johns Hopkins MatSci @JHUMaterials]

MatSci professor Jonah Erlebacher quoted in The Washington Post this week!

https://t.co/6wQaJjaoeF

[Hopkins Dining @HopkinsDining]

What a night, Blue Jays! 💙

Blue Jay Bash 2026 brought the Hopkins community together for an unforgettable evening filled with carnival games, delicious food, live entertainment, caricatures, and plenty of Blue Jay spirit!

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Decker Quad— and to the incredible teams, partners, and vendors who helped bring the celebration to life. We loved kicking off the academic year with you and creating memories that will last well beyond the Bash.
Until next year, Blue Jays!

Tag the friends you see on this post!

#BlueJayBash2026 #HopkinsDining #JHU

[Dr. Kamal Choudhary @dr_k_choudhary]

Delighted to share the preprint of ALIGNN 2.0, check it out!

📄 arXiv: https://t.co/PvjsHllcKF
💻 GitHub: https://t.co/1piJZSnwZi
🤖 AtomGPT App: https://t.co/RqZLTtgjoI

#AtomGPTLab #ALIGNN

[The Johns Hopkins Institute for NanoBioTechnology @INBT_JHU]

This past May, we held our 19th Nano-Bio Symposium to celebrate the cutting-edge research and how INBT’s multidisciplinary community pioneers technologies that reshape human health and medicine, from molecular design to cellular programming. Read more here https://t.co/32UwcIaXH4

[Dr. Kamal Choudhary @dr_k_choudhary]

🚀 Released last week, our open-source AtomSh agent already edges out Cursor CLI + Claude 4 Sonnet on Terminal-Bench!

Check out the results on AtomGPTLab's JARVIS-Leaderboard 👇

https://t.co/J5aWO3jwyS

https://t.co/QolLF8dQBe

#AIAgents #OpenSource #TerminalBench #AtomGPT

[Johns Hopkins University @JohnsHopkins]

That’s a full-circle moment! Welcome home, Blue Jays 💙

[The Johns Hopkins Institute for NanoBioTechnology @INBT_JHU]

Come work with us! INBT is looking for a Laboratory Manager and you can learn more about the open position here: https://t.co/ENwCdrW7Jk

[3DHEALS @3dheals]

🧬 Meet our speaker: Prof. Kamal Choudhary

Assistant Professor of Materials Science & Engineering at Johns Hopkins and an elected APS Fellow, Kamal designs materials at the atomic scale using quantum mechanics and machine learning. He created the JARVIS, AtomGPT, and ChatGPT Material Explorer platforms — used by 200,000+ people worldwide — and has published 100+ papers with 10,000+ citations.

He joins us on how AI is accelerating biomaterials discovery.

📅 Biomaterials Frontier | Sept 10, 2026 | Free webinar
🔗 Register: https://t.co/6O5Q9zUvSz
#Biomaterials #MachineLearning #MaterialsScience #AI #ComputationalMaterials #3DPrinting #3DHEALS

[Craig Rosenblum @RosenblumCraig]

@3dheals Thanks to Dr. Kamal Choudhary for joining us at yesterday’s #Biomaterials Frontier webinar! @JHUMaterials @himedbio @3dheals

[Johns Hopkins MatSci @JHUMaterials]

Our students returned to campus, and we got to catch up about their summer internship experiences. Jack Elder spent the summer as a Materials Engineer Intern for Garmin International!

#EngineerTheSummer #JHUMatSci

[Johns Hopkins MatSci @JHUMaterials]

MatSci student Izzy Davis spent the summer as a post-market quality engineering intern at Medtronic!

She helped carry out real-time age testing and documentation for a variety of cardiac surgery devices.

#JHUMatSci #HopkinsEngineer #EngineerTheSummer

[Johns Hopkins MatSci @JHUMaterials]

The 2026 MCP User Meeting is fast approaching!

Whether you're a current user or simply curious about how our cutting-edge Materials Characterization and Processing facility empowers materials research, on’t miss out on the fun on Sept. 16!

[Johns Hopkins MatSci @JHUMaterials]

The Laboratory to Launchpad Conference this summer, organized by MatSci's Corey Oses, offered insights into the evolving nature of research translation and equipped attendees with the tools they needed to turn their work into impactful products.

https://t.co/rYDevkeq0L

[Johns Hopkins MatSci @JHUMaterials]

How did our students take what they learned in the classroom into their internships this summer?

Ulviyya Huseynli spent the summer at Amgen as a Process Development Intern at its manufacturing facility in Rhode Island.

#JHUMatSci #HopkinsEngineer #EngineerTheSummer

[Johns Hopkins MatSci @JHUMaterials]

Classes are back in session here in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering!

[Johns Hopkins MatSci @JHUMaterials]

MatSci alum Nathaniel McKeever closed out Meet the Flock 2026 as our special keynote speaker, sharing his perspective with the newest members of the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering community. #MeetTheFlock

https://t.co/VaT0qxkQAN

[Johns Hopkins University @JohnsHopkins]

The Class of 2030 is all moved in!

[Dr. Kamal Choudhary @dr_k_choudhary]

Day 71/100 #AtomGPTLab

Rain needs dust. Water supercools. Phase changes usually wait for a nucleus to clear a barrier.

Inside the spinodal there's no barrier. The mixture is unstable to infinitesimal fluctuations and separates everywhere at once.

⚗️ https://t.co/GuZmMllJz6

[Johns Hopkins University @JohnsHopkins]

How do you say Baltimore?

The way we speak can reveal a lot about where we're from. Johns Hopkins Associate Research Professor and cognitive scientist Margaret Renwick breaks down the Baltimore accent and what makes it so distinctive.