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Jeffrey Johnson and Jorge Núñez help determine the composition of Martian rocks that the rover encounters.

APL scientists help operate Perseverance rover

By AMRITA BALRAM | March 22, 2021

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Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies have created, or are creating, four different types of COVID-19 vaccines: RNA, DNA, weakened virus and protein-based vaccines.

How do different vaccines compare biologically?

By AMRITA BALRAM | November 23, 2020

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The Hopkins team competing in University of Toronto’s ProjectX will examine the relationship between infectious disease and climate change.

Hopkins students participate in ProjectX competition

By AMRITA BALRAM | October 12, 2020

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A camera captures an image of the ventilator screen and sends it to the operating tablet, which can be used to control the robot outside of patient rooms.

Hopkins researchers develop a robotic system to remotely control ventilators

By AMRITA BALRAM | September 21, 2020

Guiding documents suggest policies as states slowly re-open

By AMRITA BALRAM | April 30, 2020

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Director of the Hopkins Pediatric Sleep Center Dr. Laura Sterni expressed her concern that digital learning will disrupt student sleep.

How online learning can affect student health

By AMRITA BALRAM | April 20, 2020

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Social distancing aims to slow the spread of COVID-19.

Public health experts explain the science behind social distancing

By AMRITA BALRAM | March 26, 2020

Scientists study waves to predict Indian monsoons

By AMRITA BALRAM | March 5, 2020

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Images from Science 3 is on view at the Hopkins medical campus from now until March 20.

Science images challenge traditional idea of 'art'

By AMRITA BALRAM | February 20, 2020

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The Doloff Lab studies how the human body responds to deliverables.

Passion and mentoring are key to the success of the Doloff Lab

By AMRITA BALRAM | February 13, 2020

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