Ismet Fatih Čančar, a SAIS Fulbright fellow from Bosnia, will give a talk reflecting on the 30th anniversary of the Dayton Accords that ended the Bosnian War in 1995.
Join Tom Manatos and Sarah Lovenheim, alumni from the MA in Government program, as they share how they leveraged the knowledge and skills amassed at Johns Hopkins to secure impactful posts in the government/political sector and offer advice for those contemplating a career move or seeking a new landscape in the field.
This science diplomacy event will feature flash talks by distinguished expert speakers followed by a panel on implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) use in medical imaging and what priorities and international partnerships different countries, especially lower middle income countries, should focus on.
Peabody Assistant Professor and saxophonist Doug O'Connor is joined by his ensemble, the Project Fusion Saxophone Quartet, and guest saxophonist Jeff Siegfried for a program of compositions and arrangements by living composers, including faculty artists Alyssa Weinberg and Sky Macklay, and Peabody alumnus Bobby Ge.
The first debate in The Hopkins Forum, a debate series from Johns Hopkins University and Open to Debate, features a discussion of the future of the U.S. Supreme Court
New York Times best-selling author and tech journalist Kara Swisher and Yann LeCun, chief AI scientist at Meta, the parent company of Facebook, tackle the AI revolution's toughest questions
Join the Johns Hopkins Science Diplomacy Hub and Axiom Space a fireside chat with Lucie Low, chief scientist at Axiom Space, followed by a panel with diplomatic perspectives from Japan, Poland, the United Arab Emirates, Rwanda, and Italy. Register by Dec. 14.
Derek M. Griffith, a fellow and senior adviser on health equity and antiracism in The Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, will give a talk titled "The Science of Community-Engaged Research 40 Years After the Heckler Report on Black and Minority Health: Where Do We Go From Here?"
Peabody faculty vocalist Tony Arnold and alumnus pianist Sahun Sam Hong perform works by Hugo Wolf, Anton Webern, Helmut Lachenmann, and a world premiere by Christopher Trapani.