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Technology
The potential—and pitfalls—of blockchain
Published Winter 2022
Blockchain technology could change the face of business, data storage, and the internet—and democratize how we buy and sell things. But will we let it happen, and should we? / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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WINTER 2022
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Demystifying blockchain technology and Web3. Plus: Sitting in on final rehearsals for Lorelei Ensemble’s performance of *Her Story*; inside alum Paul Rabil’s rocket-fueled plans for pro lacrosse; and Parkinson’s research studies done at Johns Hopkins show the healing power of music.

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The healing power of music
Published Winter 2022
Parkinson's research studies done at Johns Hopkins show the healing power of music / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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What's your hearing number?
Published Winter 2022
A JHU med student's documentary aims to get people talking about hearing health / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Fighting for your right to know
Published Winter 2022
Nabiha Syed, A&S '07, parlayed a high-profile career in media law into heading The Markup, a news outlet monitoring Big Tech / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Urban policy
Putting a price on Baltimore's vacant housing
Published Winter 2022
A recent report from the Johns Hopkins 21st Century Cities Initiative finds that Baltimore's roughly 15,000 vacant properties cost the city an estimated $210M each year in lost revenue and other costs / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Space exploration
Our lunar future
Published Winter 2022
In his new book, astrophysicist Joseph Silk explores what the moon can offer humans over the next half-century. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

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