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Three students pose with an oversized check for $15,000
Biotechnology
Winning idea for eye surgery
Published April 28, 2017
Treyetech team, made up of 8 undergrads, develops novel device for transplanting, unrolling corneal tissue
President Daniels and Mayor Pugh chat near a window
FastForward
Where startups get started
Published April 27, 2017 Photos
Johns Hopkins' 23,000-square-foot FastForward 1812 space in East Baltimore features offices, labs, communal workspaces
Shantell Roberts
Innovation
'Baby box' creator wins $25K startup prize
Published April 26, 2017
10 startups, including eight with JHU connections, wrap up participation in six-month Social Innovation Lab accelerator
Technology
Typing with your mind?
Published April 19, 2017
JHU's Applied Physics Lab works with Facebook on technology that could allow users to type using only their thoughts
Kate Rubins
Space@Hopkins
Astronaut Kate Rubins to visit JHU
Published April 18, 2017
First person to ever sequence DNA in space visits Hopkins for a talk about her experiments, experiences aboard the International Space Station
Interdisciplinary scholar
Ribosome expert named BDP
Published April 17, 2017
Johns Hopkins biologist and geneticist has been researching the cellular structure for nearly three decades
Members of team Rain Rain Go Away pose with their invention and a man who uses a wheelchair
Hackathon
Inspired design
Published April 17, 2017
Students win contest with inverted umbrella that deploys with the flip of a switch to help keep wheelchair users dry
22 students stand on the steps of Shriver Hall
Entrepreneurship
Building better business networks
Published April 13, 2017
Hatch 2017 conference brings together Baltimore business leaders, current and former Blue Jays
Goldwater Scholarship winners (from left) Alfred Chin, Duy Phan, and Fernando Vicente
STEM scholars
Three named Goldwater Scholars
Published April 11, 2017
Juniors Alfred Chin, Duy Phan, Fernando Vicente Zegarra recognized for academic merit in STEM fields
Exhibition
Going to extremes
Published April 4, 2017 Video
MICA photographer Jay Gould creates arts based on his HEMI artist-in-residence experience