Researchers found the visual cortex in blind people is highly involved in doing math, suggesting...
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Snapshot: From the Office of Michael Edidin
Fall 2016
Take a peek into the world of this professor emeritus in the Department of Biology,...
Students Against Climate Change
Fall 2016
Two Hopkins undergraduates were selected to represent the American Chemical Society at this year’s United...
Cute Moves Help Bats Catch Prey
Fall 2016
Head waggles and ear wiggles sync with the animal’s sonar vocalizations to help it hunt.
The Art of the Book
Spring 2016
Book Arts Baltimore is an informal partnership among local institutions whose goal is to celebrate...
$10 Million Gift Creates Humanities Institute
Spring 2016
This gift—the largest ever to Johns Hopkins exclusively for the support of the humanities—establishes the...
Snapshot: From the Office of María Portuondo
Spring 2016
Take a peek into the world of this history of science and technology professor, who...
A New PARADIM in Crystal Growth
Spring 2016
Johns Hopkins University is establishing a cutting-edge crystal growth facility as part of a national...
New Hope for Heart Disease Patients
Spring 2016
Bristol-Myers Squibb recently purchased Cardioxyl Pharmaceuticals, a company co-founded by John Toscano, vice dean for...
A Roadmap to Diversity
Spring 2016
In an effort to address race, diversity, and equity across Johns Hopkins, President Ronald J....
30 Years of Lifelong Learning
Fall 2015
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Johns Hopkins offers noncredit courses, lectures, and activities for...
More Bloomberg Distinguished Professors Named
Fall 2015
We welcome mathematician and computer scientist Alan Yuille, and Taekjip “TJ” Ha, a world leader...