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December 26, 2024

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Hopkins and Amazon’s initiative focuses on four key areas, which will fund projects by both graduate students and faculty.

Hopkins and Amazon announce partnership for AI research

By RAHUL JAKATI | April 22, 2022

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Melanoma affects the melanocytes of the skin, which work in pigmentation.

New combo immunotherapy offers promise for late-stage melanoma

By RAHUL JAKATI | April 11, 2022

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PARADISE brings awareness to how partners are both harming and helping each other.

PARADISE offers AI-led insights into intimate partner violence

By RAHUL JAKATI | April 10, 2022

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Pig hearts have been used for teaching anatomy, but Bennett was the first patient who successfully received a transplant with a pig heart.

Baltimore physician reflects on loss of patient who received first successful pig heart transplant

By RAHUL JAKATI | March 31, 2022

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According to Grover, there is a lack of concern in the perception of vision care.

Hopkins alum Lori Grover speaks on importance of optometry

By RAHUL JAKATI | March 21, 2022

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Shan’s talk focused on the molecular mechanisms cells employ to selectively create different proteins out of the biochemical goop found in cells.

CalTech professor Shu-ou Shan speaks on nascent proteins

By RAHUL JAKATI | March 21, 2022

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The hackled orb weaver spins a web in midair.

Hopkins lab unravels the secrets of the spider web

By RAHUL JAKATI | November 21, 2021

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Labyrinth Devices is developing an implant for patients experiencing vestibular dysfunction, which results from injury to the inner ear.

Hopkins lab advances research on vestibular implants to treat loss of balance

By RAHUL JAKATI | November 18, 2021

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An adult male Baltimore Oriole. This was one of many bird species included in the bird urbanization study.

Urbanization is impacting the biodiversity of birds

By RAHUL JAKATI | November 13, 2021

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Psychedelics have been stigmatized due to their association with hippie culture and the war on drugs.

Hopkins receives grant for psychedelic research from NIH

By RAHUL JAKATI | November 10, 2021

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Hopkins and Amazon announce partnership for AI research

New combo immunotherapy offers promise for late-stage melanoma

PARADISE offers AI-led insights into intimate partner violence

Baltimore physician reflects on loss of patient who received first successful pig heart transplant

Hopkins alum Lori Grover speaks on importance of optometry

CalTech professor Shu-ou Shan speaks on nascent proteins

Hopkins lab unravels the secrets of the spider web

Hopkins lab advances research on vestibular implants to treat loss of balance

Urbanization is impacting the biodiversity of birds

Hopkins receives grant for psychedelic research from NIH

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