Research News
Microscopic Metallic Bubbles
Recent findings show that microscopic bubbles in metallic glass can signal serious trouble. more »
Magnetic Field Misbehavior
The magnetic fields in solar flares sometimes break widely accepted rules of physics. more »
EPA National Sustainable Design Expo
Two Johns Hopkins student teams traveled to D.C.'s National Mall last week to show off their “green” ideas at an EPA-sponsored event. more »
Cui Receives CAREER Award
Honggang Cui receives NSF CAREER Award for work on cancer-fighting nano-sized structures. more »
Foster Receives CAREER Award
Assistant Professor Mark Foster receives a CAREER award to develop a high-speed imaging system with a wide range of applications. more »
Using Tweets to Track the Flu
Analyzing up to 5,000 tweets a minute, Johns Hopkins computer scientists estimate the proportion of the U.S. population with the flu. more »
Schulman Receives CAREER Award
Assistant Professor Rebecca Shulman has received a CAREER Award for her work in DNA self-assembly and self-organizing biomaterials. more »
Steering Stem Cells
A team of Johns Hopkins engineers has solved a major stumbling block to growing new blood vessels in a lab. more »
CBID Projects Selected for Tech Funding
Maryland corporation established to accelerate commercialization of new technologies awards nearly $300,000 to Johns Hopkins projects. more »