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Seemingly unrelated diseases and conditions like Alzheimer's disease, obesity, chronic pain, traumatic brain injury, and multiple sclerosis disrupt the blood-brain barrier. Peter Searson's lab is developing tissue-engineered models to figure out why—and fix it.

First-year student Reba Prabhakhar will help sift through crowdsourced telescope videos of the moon being hit by meteoroids for Impact Flash!, one of NASA's 32 Citizen Science research projects

Balmer, a doctoral student in astrophysics, will receive up to $450,000 over three years to image exoplanets

During the event on April 17, scholars must tell the story of their research in just three minutes and make it land—a real-world exercise to show how a well-told story can open doors and expand the reach of their work

Professor Anna Celenza discusses her new book, 'On the Record: Music That Changed America', on April 7 as part of Humanities on the Hill

Second-year med student Ursula Gately will address how planetary health translates into practical community health strategies at 'Hop Talks' on April 7

As the AI era unfolds around us, Johns Hopkins' historians Angus Burgin and Louis Hyman reflect on lessons learned from the rollout of the internet and other technological revolutions

New federal funding will expand access to firearm storage devices via hospital and community access points in Baltimore

Novel technology outperforms clinical standard for life-threatening condition

Bell, a molecular and cellular biology major who is active across campus, will address her fellow graduates May 21