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Archived articles
Computer science
Cyberslang
Defining the Deep Web
Published
Oct 8, 2013
Encryption expert Matthew Green discusses some unfamiliar Internet terminology
/ The Baltimore Sun
App all night
Binge hacking
Published
Sept 23, 2013
Photos
Johns Hopkins students pull all-nighters for 36-hour HopHacks hackathon
Does not compute
Drowning in data
Published
July 15, 2013
Solving DNA puzzles is overwhelming computer systems, researchers warn
Field study
Scheduling solutions
Published
July 8, 2013
JHU students, instructors design computer program for minor league baseball scheduling
/ Johns Hopkins Engineering magazine
Data mind
PRISM's 'huge implications'
Published
June 10, 2013
Johns Hopkins encryption expert Matthew Green talks about data mining, NSA's PRISM surveillance program
On the sun
The affairs of solar flares
Published
May 24, 2013
Turbulence to blame for magnetic field behavior in solar flares, researchers say
Using Twitter to track the flu
Published
Jan 24, 2013
Video
Researchers find a better way to screen the tweets
Engineering's Schulman receives NSF's early-stage career honor
Published
Jan 7, 2013
Video
Her lab seeks new method for assembling connections between nanoscale device terminals
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