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Published by the Students of Johns Hopkins since 1896

December 30, 2024

ANNIE HUANG

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From AI to Cancer pathology: Andrew Song’s path to AI-enhanced cancer diagnostics

By ANNIE HUANG | November 18, 2024

COURTESY OF FEI MIAO
Miao delivered a talk at Hopkins that explored recent efforts to advance Multi-agent Reinforcement Learning for Connected and Automated Vehicles.

Multi-agent learning for safe and efficient autonomous vehicles

By ANNIE HUANG | November 17, 2024

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HopSat is gearing up to launch a nanosatellite powered by passive solar propulsion, which could be the largest solar sail ever sent into space.

Aiming for the stars: HopSat’s mission to solar sailing

By ANNIE HUANG | October 31, 2024

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CRISPR editing is a technique that allows scientists to make precise changes to the genome by cutting DNA at specific locations.

Science news in review: Oct. 7

By ANNIE HUANG | October 7, 2024

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A research team at University of Limerick’s Bernal Institute has published a new study in Nature that proved the feasibility of designing molecules that could revolutionize computing.

Science News in Review: Sept. 23

By ANNIE HUANG | September 24, 2024

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Sotto Sopra’s soprano elevated the evening's culinary experience with her soaring vocals.

A feast for the senses: opera night at Sotto Sopra

By ANNIE HUANG | September 21, 2024

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Munawar shared his progress on the open-source AMBF simulator and several applications in surgical robotics.

Adnan Munawar on open simulation platform for surgical robotics research

By ANNIE HUANG | September 17, 2024

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Researchers from the University of Cambridge found that high cholesterol levels in youth significantly accelerated the development of atherosclerosis later in life.

Science News in Review: Sept. 15

By ANNIE HUANG | September 15, 2024

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New discoveries in HIV research have renewed hope for the development of an HIV vaccine.

Science news in review: Sept. 8

By ANNIE HUANG | September 8, 2024

COURTESY OF SHIRLENE JOHN
Huang shares some of her favorite restaurants in Baltimore.

A foodie's guide to must-visit restaurants in Baltimore

By ANNIE HUANG | August 19, 2024

ANNIE HUANG

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Multi-agent learning for safe and efficient autonomous vehicles

Aiming for the stars: HopSat’s mission to solar sailing

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A feast for the senses: opera night at Sotto Sopra

Adnan Munawar on open simulation platform for surgical robotics research

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