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April 25, 2018FLOPPY/CC BY 2.0 Longmore and Wich developed infrared cameras to help count endangered animals, such as zebras.
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FLOPPY/CC BY 2.0 Longmore and Wich developed infrared cameras to help count endangered animals, such as zebras.
PUBLIC DOMAIN Hopkins surgeons performed a 14-hour total penis and scrotum transplant surgery on March 26.
HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Freshman Trinity McPherson was named the Defensive Player of the Week.
ANDY/CC BY 2.0 Ray Lewis is known as a football star even though he was accused of murder.
HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Sophomore Lauren Jacob was named Centennial Conference Track Athlete of the Week.
HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Kyle Marr scored the winning goal against Michigan with 31 seconds left.
HOPKINSSPORTS.COM Senior Nick Burns was named Centennial Conference Pitcher of the week.
ARTURO PARDAVILA III/CC BY 2.0 Ken Griffey Jr. wore his controversial and iconic backwards hat at his Hall of Fame induction.
COURTESY OF ANNA GORDON Eight student researchers curated exhibits highlighting the daily lives of enslaved people on the Homewood Campus.
COURTESY OF ISAAC CHEN Arturo Casadevall spoke about how science raises the standard of living.
PUBLIC DOMAIN Mice in Manhattan are found to carry various antibiotic-resistant strains.
PUBLIC DOMAIN Longmoore and Wich developed infrared cameras to help count endangered animals, such as zebra.
PUBLIC DOMAIN Orion Span has announced plans to launch the first space hotel by 2021.
PUBLIC DOMAIN Researchers urge the public not to eat or purchase any romaine lettuce until the source of the outbreak can be found.
