Events

Bruno de Bezerril Andrade, a professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases at Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Bloomberg School, will give a talk titled "Beyond TB: Linking Climate, Health Systems, and Inequity with Nationwide Data at Scale" as part of the Advancing Global Health Seminar Series, hosted by the Department of International Health.

The Community-Based Learning Fair is a space to showcase community-based learning classes and the impact of community-based teaching in general and the specific innovative work our community co-educators and Johns Hopkins faculty and students are doing.

Join a special conversation with Bruce Friedrich, founder and president of the Good Food Institute (GFI) and a Johns Hopkins University alumnus, discussing his new book Meat: How the Next Agricultural Revolution Will Transform Humanity's Favorite Food—and Our Future.

Eugene Scott, an award-winning journalist and SNF Agora Institute visiting fellow, will moderate three panels with some of Washington's leading journalists, academics, and scholars about the state of the political press in 2026—and how it impacts the lives of young voters.

Yuka Manabe, a professor at the School of Medicine with joint appointments in the departments of International Health and Molecular Microbiology & Immunology, will give a talk for the Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health's Air Quality Research Hub, followed by an open discussion on emerging research directions and opportunities for collaboration.

Attendees will gain practical insight into how TEDCO evaluates opportunities, eligibility requirements for seed funding, and what entrepreneurs can expect during the application process. Whether you are building a startup, exploring commercialization pathways, or navigating the regional funding landscape, this session offers a clear view of how TEDCO Seed Funds support the next generation of Maryland ventures.

Joe Breda, a doctoral candidate at the University of Washington and a student researcher at Google, will give a talk titled "From Person to Public Health with Society-Scale Computing Platforms" for the Department of Computer Science.

Meredith McCormack, an associate professor with the School of Medicine and the Bloomberg School's Environmental Health and Engineering Department, will give a talk for the Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health's Air Quality Research Hub, followed by an open discussion on emerging research directions and opportunities for collaboration.

Protecting research participant and patients' privacy is challenging not just for security but also when anonymizing data for external collaborators, publications, and research databases. Join Johns Hopkins Data Services for an overview of common privacy disclosure risks from personal and health identifiers in data.

This surreal black comedy that follows a day in the life of a Palestinian couple living on either side of the "green line" separating the West Bank from internationally recognized Israeli territory