Skip to main content

Johns Hopkins UniversityEst. 1876

America’s First Research University
Archived articles

School of Medicine
Undergrad research
Top inventors
Published Sept 28, 2016 Video
Undergraduate team named finalist in Collegiate Inventors Competition for device that freezes breast cancer tissue
A child in Uganda looks at the medical manikin
Global health
Designed to save lives
Published Sept 23, 2016 Video
Students in CBID program create medical devices to solve clinical problems in U.S., abroad
Sharon Gerecht (left) and Hai-Quan Mao
New leadership for INBT
Published Sept 23, 2016
Sharon Gerecht, Hai-Quan Mao will assume director, associate director roles, respectively
Sports medicine
Why women are more prone to ACL injuries
Published Sept 20, 2016
Researchers find new evidence of link between testosterone, strength of knee ligament
Philip D. Zieve
In memoriam
Philip Zieve dies at 84
Published Sept 14, 2016
Hematologist was instrumental in facilitating physical redevelopment of what is today Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
Gregg Semenza
Faculty honors
Geneticist wins Lasker Award
Published Sept 13, 2016
Gregg Semenza recognized with one of the most prestigious awards in science for his discovery of how cells sense oxygen
Heart health
A healing light?
Published Sept 12, 2016 Video
In lab test, researchers stop lethal heart arrhythmias with gentle light—not harsh electric shocks
Biomedical engineering
Forecasting arrhythmia
Published Fall 2016
A Johns Hopkins researcher works to better predict whether post–heart attack patients need a cardio defibrillator / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Public health
New book chronicles the history of global health interventions
Published Fall 2016
Randall Packard's new book chronicles the successes and failures of global health campaigns / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Big band on campus
Published Fall 2016
Kurt Hammond and Milt Reder formed Ocean Rose while at JHU. Fifty years later, they're still rocking / Johns Hopkins Magazine