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Unraveling a mathematical mystery

Published Sept 20, 2021

Like a non-competitive Olympics of math, the International Congress of Mathematicians is held every four years, in a different city each time. By invitation only, top mathematicians from around the world speak about their work in one of 20 topic areas, with just about 10 speakers in each area. Next July, when the conference is held in St. Petersburg, JHU's Yiannis Sakellaridis will be among those elite few. A professor in the Department of Mathematics, Sakellaridis is the fifth member of the department's current faculty to have been invited to speak at the ICM.

U.S. data map reflecting school reopening plans by state

Education

Experts: Schools need better data to asses risks

Published Sept 20, 2021

Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center aims to provide vital, localized views of the pandemic to help school leaders make difficult decisions

U.S. map showing states that report COVID-19 deaths categorized by age

Data visualization

Demographic data tools tell story of COVID-19's U.S. impact

Published Sept 14, 2021

The Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center now collects, tracks, and displays data on race, gender, age, and ethnicity across cases, deaths, tests, and vaccinations

A woman points to a bandage covering her COVID-19 vaccine

Q+A

The legality of vaccine mandates

Published Sept 20, 2021

Carey Business School expert Stacey Lee discusses the implications and possible outcomes of requiring employees to get COVID-19 vaccines

Coronavirus

The bioethics of boosters

Published Sept 15, 2021

Ethicist Ruth Faden urges wealthy nations to exercise restraint with COVID-19 vaccine boosters until more people around the world get their first doses

Two Hopkins scientists named to National Cancer Advisory Board

Published Sept 16, 2021

Ashi Weeraratna, Nilo Azad among seven selected to advise National Cancer Institute director on activities of the national cancer program

Exterior of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library

Campus construction

Input sought for reimagined MSE

Published Sept 16, 2021

A major renovation is planned for the 56-year-old research library on the Homewood campus

Johns Hopkins remains No. 9 in annual 'U.S. News' college rankings

Sept 13, 2021

Canvas to replace Blackboard as university's primary learning and teaching technology

Sept 20, 2021

Meredith Stewart named interim vice president for human resources

Sept 15, 2021

Johns Hopkins undergraduate team named finalist in Collegiate Inventors Competition

Sept 13, 2021

Johns Hopkins launches new office to improve shared student services

Sept 14, 2021

SUMMER 2021

New issue of Johns Hopkins Magazine

The ocean is a creature unto itself: immense, powerful, romantic, and inspiring, with mysteries left to reveal. In the magazine team’s editorial meetings, oceans-related Hopkins research had come up quite often of late, and it was not long before a tapestry of potential storytelling—from exo-oceans to the state of seafood sales—presented itself. We realized there’s a lot to dive into, and not all of it good news.