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Published by the Students of Johns Hopkins since 1896

November 8, 2024

AKUL KESARWANI

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A new type of synthesized plastic can stay in its molded state after cooling, which has important implications for addressing plastic waste and recycling.

Science news in review: Feb. 4

By AKUL KESARWANI | February 4, 2024

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This week brought a new breakthrough in LIGO's ability to detect gravitational waves, enabling even more precise measurements.

Science news in review: Oct. 27

By AKUL KESARWANI | October 30, 2023

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A recent study led by Hopkins researcher Ge Bai investigates the relationship between charity care at nonprofit hospitals and trustee compensation.

Hopkins study analyzes trustee compensation in nonprofit hospitals

By AKUL KESARWANI | April 19, 2023

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A recent Hopkins paper seeks to bridge the domain gap between synthetic data and real data.

Synthetic data could be the key for AI applications in medicine

By AKUL KESARWANI | April 6, 2023

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Scientists have discovered that Fomes fomentarius, commonly referred to as hoof fungus, has a unique microstructure that makes it stronger than most plastics.

Science news in review: Feb. 27

By AKUL KESARWANI | February 27, 2023

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10 Hopkins affiliates were recently named among the 2023 class of American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellows.

10 Hopkins professors named AAAS fellows

By AKUL KESARWANI | February 21, 2023

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Brody Learning Commons is open 24 hours during reading period.

The science of studying for finals

By AKUL KESARWANI | December 13, 2022

COURTESY OF NASA, ESA, CSA AND STScI
Scientists used recent data from the James Webb Space Telescope to investigate the origins of the Southern Ring Nebula, determining that two companion stars led to an early stellar death.

Science news in review: Dec. 12

By AKUL KESARWANI | December 12, 2022

COURTESY OF NASA, ESA, CSA AND STScI
Measurements taken by the James Webb Space Telescope of the exoplanet WASP-39b revealed water, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, sodium and potassium.

Science news in review: Nov 28

By AKUL KESARWANI | November 30, 2022

COURTESY OF JUSTIN OPFERMANN
The PeriPath allows for safer pediatric cardiac procedures bypassing the need for open-heart surgeries.

PhD student wins grant for device that could make pediatric cardiac surgeries safer

By AKUL KESARWANI | November 10, 2022

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