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Gregg Semenza
Faculty honors
Geneticist wins Lasker Award
Published Sept 13, 2016
Gregg Semenza recognized with one of the most prestigious awards in science for his discovery of how cells sense oxygen
Heart health
A healing light?
Published Sept 12, 2016 Video
In lab test, researchers stop lethal heart arrhythmias with gentle light—not harsh electric shocks
Online program in data science launches
Published Sept 8, 2016
New master's program will train engineering professionals to meet a growing demand for statisticians
Bat behavior
Kill them with cute
Published Sept 7, 2016 Video
A bat's head and ear movements sync with the animal's sonar to help it hunt, study finds
A man in a bright orange coat, a hat, and gloves, points to something outside the frame. There's a river and trees in the background
Honoring a legacy
Published Sept 7, 2016
Group wants to rename section of Md. river after late JHU geologist 'Reds' Wolman / The Carroll County Times
Campus ministries
The UX of religion
Published Fall 2016
When "theologian turned techie" Asher Kolieboi thinks about religion, he sometimes thinks about UX / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Domestic violence
A smartphone lifeline
Published Fall 2016
Based on research out of Nursing, the myPlan app helps women and their friends determine whether their relationships are unsafe / Johns Hopkins Magazine
'Brilliant' recognition
Published Sept 7, 2016
Computer scientist Suchi Saria honored by 'Popular Science' for computer-based approaches to diagnosis, treatment for sepsis
A composite photo of both J.J. Ready (left) and Param Shah
'40 Under 40'
Top young entrepreneurs
Published Sept 6, 2016
'Baltimore Business Journal' includes two with JHU ties among its '40 Under 40'
Mental health
Unraveling bipolar disorder, schizophrenia
Published Aug 31, 2016
Johns Hopkins to co-lead effort to develop new ways of studying, screening drugs for major psychiatric illnesses