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COURTESY OF ANGELINA DONG
Dong shares her research fellowship experience, where she is investigating the effects of MAP4K4 inhibition on chemotherapy.

University Undergraduate Research Fellow Angelina Dong's chemo-induced peripheral neuropathy research

By GRACE OH | Yesterday

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Ischemic strokes are caused by a blockage in blood flow, which deprives the brain cells of nutrients.

Science news in review: Oct. 7

By GRACE OH and ALEX PAN | October 7, 2025

COURTESY OF MITRO HOOD
Virginia Anderson, museum curator at the Baltimore Museum of Art, describes her educational experiences and life path in an interview with The News-Letter.

Virginia Anderson: on museums and academia

By GRACE OH | September 16, 2025

COURTESY OF ALEXANDER KIM Kim with Daniel Kish, an expert in human echolocation and an advocate for the visually impaired community.

Senior Alexander Kim’s haptics communication device for the visually impaired

By GRACE OH | September 15, 2025

COURTESY OF GRACE OH
Oh reflects on her first-year experiences in a letter to her roommate.

Reflections to my first-year roommate

By GRACE OH | August 17, 2025

COURTESY OF ENOCH TOH
Toh reflects on his research experience at Hopkins after being awarded a 2025 Barry Goldwater Scholarship.

Humans of Hopkins: Goldwater Scholar Enoch Toh

By GRACE OH | April 28, 2025

COURTESY OF VINCENT COLÓN
Orbit members Khrapko (far left), Green (second to the left), Pang (second to the right) and El-Habr (far right) gathered around a visitor who is wearing one of Orbit’s headsets.

How former Hopkins student Colton El-Habr and Orbit make magic with vestibular stimulators

By GRACE OH | April 9, 2025

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A 2023 report from the City of Baltimore Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services estimated that around 1,500 people experienced homelessness on any given night in Baltimore City.

Unhoused and uncounted: Homelessness and mortality rates in Baltimore

By GRACE OH | March 12, 2025

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Recently, a human kidney disease patient received a genetically edited pig kidney at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Science news in review: Feb 17

By GRACE OH | February 17, 2025

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During the event, the future role of AI as a diagnostician and scribe was further commented upon.

The intersection between writing and medicine with Lakshmi Krishnan, Lenny Grant and Jeremy Greene

By GRACE OH | February 4, 2025

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