Richard A. White sits next to his tuba
Big brass, bigger dream
Published Fall 2021
In his new memoir, I’m Possible, musician Richard Antoine White thanks the village of people who lift him up. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Johns Hopkins Magazine Fall 2021 cover
FALL 2021
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Hope for Alzheimer’s as researchers race to bring a promising drug to market, mapping the origins of the universe with the James Webb Space Telescope, a survival guide for zombies (and werewolves, and mummies, and ghosts), and much much more—the fall edition of Johns Hopkins Magazine has something for everyone.

illustration of a baby looking up at a floating ball, while sitting among several red and blue balls
Child Development
Born curious
Published Fall 2021
A new Johns Hopkins study is the first to show that curious babies become curious toddlers / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Carol Reiley
Artificial Intelligence
Computer, composer
Published Fall 2021
Alum Carol Reiley's new project uses AI to help composers make music / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Illustration: Werewolf runs from angry mob of people with torches
Creative Writing
Self-help for movie monsters
Published Fall 2021
Kathy Flann wants to help movie monsters survive human attacks with her fourth book, an entertainingly preposterous collection of tips for werewolves, mummies, cyborgs, ghosts, and other movie monsters / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Daniel Viete next to a rock formation in California
Geology
Ancient oceans
Published Fall 2021
A recent geological study suggests rocks found in Baltimore are parts of Earth's mantle and crust / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Iroquois Nationals players on the lacrosse field
Lacrosse
An Olympic dream for the Iroquois
Published Fall 2021
JHU's Peter Milliman will serve as head coach of the Iroquois Nationals lacrosse team at the World Games / Johns Hopkins Magazine

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