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November 22, 2024

PETER NOVELLO

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The researchers studied the influence of early peripheral activity on the connectivity of the auditory cortex.

Sounds affect cortical wiring early in life, study finds

By PETER NOVELLO | March 11, 2021

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Gardner hopes that the popular technological mechanisms on the team’s map may soon become integrated into public health infrastructures to track future outbreaks.

Hopkins coronavirus-tracking map is the key source for governments and the public

By PETER NOVELLO and SHIVNI PATEL | May 3, 2020

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According to Ahumada, IBM’s Watson was a computer system that over-promised but under-delivered.

Machine learning may be the future of health care

By PETER NOVELLO | April 2, 2020

COURTESY OF SHUBHAYU BHATTACHARYAY
Bhattacharyay has been involved in computational medical research at Hopkins.

Hopkins senior wins Gates Cambridge Scholarship

By PETER NOVELLO | February 27, 2020

COURTESY OF CAS GUSTAFFSON
Hui Guan of North Carolina State University presented her work on reuse-centric optimization.

Visting PhD candidate presents research on machine learning

By PETER NOVELLO | February 20, 2020

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The next frontier to be conquered in health care is chronic diseases.

Technology can create personalized health care

By PETER NOVELLO | February 6, 2020

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Professor Ayzner aims to mimic light-harvesting organelles found in plants.

Chemist studies plants’ light-capturing abilities

By PETER NOVELLO | November 21, 2019

COURTESY OF ALEXANDRA GITTENS 
Alexandra Gittens is a recipient of the Nathaniel Boggs Fellowship.

Chemistry grad student earns Boggs fellowship

By PETER NOVELLO | October 10, 2019

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