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RISE@APL
Giving 'RISE' to budding lab engineers
Published Oct 19, 2017
Internship program gives undergrads the experience of working in the lab at the Applied Physics Laboratory
Cybersecurity
KRACK in the code
Published Oct 17, 2017
JHU experts discuss the newly discovered software flaw that affects nearly every Wi-Fi enabled device
Researchers look at what makes cells resistant to radiation
Published Oct 17, 2017
Study of bacteria, yeast, human cells, and single-celled organisms could lead to improved cancer treatments
Neuroscientist Linda Gorman holds a microphone and addresses a gym full of undergraduate students
Work Hard/Play Smart
Brain chemistry lesson
Published Oct 13, 2017
Student drug, alcohol abuse awareness campaign begins with talk by Hopkins neuroscientist Linda Gorman
BME 2.0
Engineering the future of medicine
Published Oct 12, 2017 Video
JHU's Michael Miller details vision for new era of biomedical engineering
Human genome
How genetic differences contribute to disease
Published Oct 11, 2017
In largest study of its kind, Johns Hopkins scientists help show link between genetic expression and molecular changes within body tissues
A chalkboard is covered with a script language
Say what?
Lost in translation
Published Oct 9, 2017
Johns Hopkins team receives $10.7M grant to build machine translation system for obscure languages
In case of emergency, just add water
Published Oct 9, 2017
Therapeutics in powder form could change how medicines are stored, transported in adverse conditions / Applied Physics Laboratory
Map quest
Filling in the blanks for Puerto Rico
Published Oct 6, 2017
Hopkins map-a-thon participants use satellite images to map building, roads, infrastructure / The Baltimore Sun
AssistENT team included (clockwise from back row, left): Harrison Nguyen, Clayton Andrews, Pooja Nair, and Talia Kirschbaum
Undergraduate research
Obstruction reduction
Published Sept 27, 2017
Hopkins student team reaches finals of Collegiate Inventors Competition with device that helps open obstructed nostrils and curb snoring