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November 27, 2020

JESSICA KASAMOTO

COURTESY OF REZA KALHOUR
Reza Kalhor is one of 20 recipients of the Packard Fellowship in 2020.

Research spotlight: Using genetic engineering to understand life's earliest stages

By JESSICA KASAMOTO | November 13, 2020

PUBLIC DOMAIN
Jessica Kasamoto offers tips for students traveling by plane for the holidays.

Hear ye, holiday travelers: Some lesser-known tips as your journeys commence

By JESSICA KASAMOTO | November 2, 2020

COURTESY OF  PANAGIS GALIATSATOS
Fifty-five undergraduates, as well as students and professionals from the wider Hopkins community, have volunteered to teach K-12 students about COVID-19.

Physician leads program to teach young people about COVID-19

By JESSICA KASAMOTO | October 15, 2020

PUBLIC DOMAIN
Freshmen have a lot of Hopkins life to look forward to.

Online classes aren't the same, but there's so much to look forward to

By JESSICA KASAMOTO | October 1, 2020

COURTESY OF THE JOHNS HOPKINS TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION CENTER 
The Prodensity app has expanded upon its original goal of helping labs social distance.

Prodensity app created through five-month collaboration

By JESSICA KASAMOTO | September 19, 2020

CREATIVE COMMONS 
Kasamoto recommends that readers try learning new coding languages to pass time.

This summer isn't a waste: how to make the best of lost opportunities

By JESSICA KASAMOTO | April 25, 2020

COURTESY OF KIRSTEN HALL
As a Schmidt Science Fellow, Kirsten Hall will shift her focus to climate change.

PhD candidate Kirsten Hall named a Schmidt Science Fellow

By JESSICA KASAMOTO | April 18, 2020

How to avoid feeling overwhelmed by COVID-19

By JESSICA KASAMOTO | April 8, 2020

STEM majors: this too shall pass

By JESSICA KASAMOTO | March 26, 2020

COURTESY OF LAURA WADSTEN
Students should not fret if they are rejected from summer opportunities, others await.

Professional rejection hurts, but it will not define you or your future

By JESSICA KASAMOTO | March 5, 2020

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