The award is funded by the Doris Duke Fund to Retain Clinician Scientists and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; deadline to apply is 5 p.m. on Friday, April 2
Boost and Propel awards are designed to accelerate protocols to produce efficient, high-quality, safe, and disseminatable research. Applications are due Monday, March 15
The Program in Racism, Immigration, and Citizenship seeks faculty researchers for a three-year study on academic racism and struggles against it, past and present
This survey course for high school students includes topics in chemical, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering, and materials science; tuition remission can be used by eligible faculty/staff
These awards support student research studying structural inequalities related to gender and race to help us understand our history and promote democracy, inclusion, and empowerment
The Nexus Award for Johns Hopkins University Collaborative Behavioral, Social, and Systems Science Data Projects provides rapid, targeted funding to address critical gaps in clinical and translational research
The grants program seeks to foster faculty collaboration across the university on ideas and efforts that could reinvigorate global democracy and the civic spaces that fuel it
