Bill McCloskey spent 27 years as a congressional liaison for the Applied Physics Laboratory before retiring in 1989. He also spent 50 years as a seafaring shutterbug, documenting the lives of commercial fishermen. In 2011, his photographs were officially added to the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History collection.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
We can't talk with the animals. But by observing their most awe-inspiring traits, we can learn enough from them to create new medicines and robots.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
