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November 22, 2024

RADLEY FAULKNOR

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Hopkins partnered with Black churches to host COVID-19 vaccine clinics in the community.

Hopkins partners with Black churches to provide vaccines

By RADLEY FAULKNOR | May 2, 2021

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Unlike other models which calculate geothermal flux, the model developed by Harihar Rajaram and other researchers accounts for topography.

Model can help improve predictions of melting rate of ice sheets

By RADLEY FAULKNOR | April 11, 2021

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Bumpus wrote in a recently published article that dosage recommendations are largely based on trials with individuals of European backgrounds.

Hopkins pharmacologist calls for diversifying clinical trials

By RADLEY FAULKNOR | February 26, 2021

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This satellite image of Baltimore illustrates the lack of greenery in the city, making it susceptible to the urban heat island effect.

How does the U.S. Supreme Court affect climate policies in Baltimore City?

By RADLEY FAULKNOR | February 2, 2021

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The team of undergraduates designed their winning face mask with help from the Whiting School of Engineering and industry sponsors.

Hopkins team wins $250,000 for a face mask design

By RADLEY FAULKNOR | February 2, 2021

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Yukyan Lam conducted a cumulative impact analysis to determine the burden of environmental, social and economic stressors on communities in Chicago.

Mapping and community-based research promote environmental justice

By RADLEY FAULKNOR | December 2, 2020

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According to Winston Yu, senior water resources specialist at the World Bank, by 2035 water consumption will increase by 85%.

Access to water is one of the greatest existential threats facing humanity

By RADLEY FAULKNOR | October 24, 2020

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