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Science+Technology

Illustration of space elevator and human tissue

We're one step closer to building an elevator to space

Published Spring 2019

Biology inspires the technology that could allow scientists to build an elevator to space / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Body double

Published Spring 2019

Medical illustrator combines MRI data and 3D angiography data to create an educational model of the spine / Johns Hopkins Magazine

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Technology

Written on your face

Published Spring 2019

Developed at the Applied Physics Lab, the Mixed-Reality Social Prosthesis is based on the skills of so-called human lie detectors / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Music

Best seat in the house

Published Spring 2019

Thomas Dolby headlines virtual reality festival FUTVRE LANDS—kinda, sorta / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Mr. Science Television and the Hopkins show ahead of its time

Published Spring 2019

'The Johns Hopkins Science Review' aired from 1948 until 1955, beaming science and health research into living rooms around the country / Johns Hopkins Magazine

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Wading into the Twittersphere

Published Spring 2019

Increasingly, scholars are turning to Twitter for sharing research and engaging with the public / Johns Hopkins Magazine

In memoriam

Renowned pharmacologist Paul Talalay dies at 95

Published March 14, 2019

Considered the father of the field of 'chemoprotection,' his studies revealed the cancer-preventing properties of broccoli sprouts and other cruciferous vegetables