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Graduating early amid a pandemic

By MUHAMMAD ABIDI | May 22, 2022

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The CS major prepares students to build new technologies in our increasingly connected world.

Meet the Major: Computer science equips students to create a diverse range of modern solutions

By MUHAMMAD ABIDI | March 4, 2022

COURTESY OF SUA MYONG 
With the oldest undergraduate program in the nation, the Biophysics department at Hopkins has curated a closely knit major that allows students to study life’s processes while incorporating perspectives from biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and computer science.

Meet the Major: Biophysics equips students to investigate life’s elemental processes

By MUHAMMAD ABIDI | February 12, 2022

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Abidi makes the case for the Molecular and Cellular Biology major here at Hopkins, citing the vast amount of opportunities the major has brought to him.

Molecular and cellular biology is still one of the best majors at Hopkins.

By MUHAMMAD ABIDI | December 6, 2021

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Denis works in the Data Services department of MSE.

A conversation with Lena Denis, Staff Writer '11

By MUHAMMAD ABIDI | May 17, 2021

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Latrobe Hall is home to the Department of Mechanical Engineering.

Engineer things that move with the MechE major

By MUHAMMAD ABIDI | April 17, 2021

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One of the courses that students can take to preview the AMS major is Introduction to Discrete Math.

The AMS major teaches students the art of mathematical thinking

By MUHAMMAD ABIDI | March 28, 2021

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Focus areas within the major range from Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience to the newer Computational Neuroscience track.

The Neuroscience major offers insights into the machinery of the mind

By MUHAMMAD ABIDI | March 9, 2021

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Abidi emphasizes how much one can learn from reading.

Reading is a powerful tool for self-actualization

By MUHAMMAD ABIDI | October 31, 2020

Tips for maximizing productivity

By MUHAMMAD ABIDI | October 3, 2020

MUHAMMAD ABIDI

Graduating early amid a pandemic

Meet the Major: Computer science equips students to create a diverse range of modern solutions

Meet the Major: Biophysics equips students to investigate life’s elemental processes

Molecular and cellular biology is still one of the best majors at Hopkins.

A conversation with Lena Denis, Staff Writer '11

Engineer things that move with the MechE major

The AMS major teaches students the art of mathematical thinking

The Neuroscience major offers insights into the machinery of the mind

Reading is a powerful tool for self-actualization

Tips for maximizing productivity

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