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Prototype is thought to be the first to feature replica of vascular network

Surprising study finds schools of fish can make less noise than a solitary swimmer

Students are learning the ins and outs of the Venusian atmosphere and building a sensor for NASA's DAVINCI+ mission, thanks to the vision of APL planetary scientist Noam Izenberg and a small team of faculty experts

Model developed by Hopkins engineers could guide treatment plans

MechE professor and interim co-director of the JHU Data Science and AI Institute spoke with 555 Penn about how he's using AI tools and why we need AI regulation

Novel UAV platform combines custom hardware and neural networks for better pick-and-place operations

“We’ve sent the robot to make an incision before, but this is the first time we’ve done a bulk resection and taken a tumor out fully."

Simulations reveal more about folding behavior in turbulent fluid flows.

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.

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.