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A new Johns Hopkins study investigates the source of back and joint pain with the goal of reverse engineering treatments.

Get to know Jill Middendorf, who joins Johns Hopkins as an assistant professor of mechanical engineering and director of the Musculoskeletal Tissue Engineering and Advanced Mechanics (M-TEAM) lab.

Fellows are selected annually for their contributions to their respective fields and the body of science as a whole.

Results have implications for understanding biological systems.

In new study, researchers find that prosthesis with both haptic feedback and autonomous control allowed users to complete the tasks with greater performance and lower mental effort.

Researchers to try to figure out how Drosophila, the humble fruit fly, controls its movements so precisely and elegantly to inform the design of better robotic systems.

Hopkins engineers are working on a system to diagnose whether a person has malaria using near-infrared light.

The fellowship, sponsored by the governments of Australia, India, Japan, and the United States, supports outstanding STEM students.

The former Johns Hopkins affiliates selected for membership have gone on to distinguish themselves in their fields.

The annual contest brings together first-year mechanical engineering students vying for victory in a race of their small homemade vehicles.

The unique assignment in the department's Additive Manufacturing course went beyond just training students how to use 3D printing software and machinery; rather, it focused on tapping into students' creativity and problem-solving strategies.

Launched in May 2021, the Oracle Research Fellows Program recognizes potentially transformative research proposals from current and future research luminaries.