Johns Hopkins Engineering

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It's an exciting time to be an engineer—especially at Johns Hopkins. The Whiting School of Engineering is pushing the frontiers of new, exciting areas of research — from computer vision to the security of electronic medical records to tissue engineering.

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Jul 22, 2026	Inner Logic raises $11.5M seed to build AI infrastructure for autonomous surgery	Inner Logic, a Baltimore startup building the software foundation for autonomous surgery, has raised $11.5 million in seed funding to help medical device companies develop and validate intelligent surgical systems in virtual environments be...
Aug 3, 2023	The Lustgarten Foundation Announces Extraordinary Year of Research Grants Fueling Bold and Innovative Pancreatic Cancer Research	To date, the Lustgarten Foundation has funded more than $250 million in research grants and has been a leading force in every major advancement in pancreatic cancer research. “For 25 years, Lustgarten has been an industry trailblazer, drivi...
Oct 21, 2022	Meet Vasudev Bailey, Senior Partner at ARTIS Ventures	ARTIS invests in what it calls the TechBio space, where technology meets healthcare Venture capital used to be a cottage industry, with very few investing in tomorrow's products and services. Oh, how times have changed! While there are more...
Nov 24, 2021	The misery index: An economic indicator that measures the financial well-being of the a country's citizens	The misery index is a measure of a nation's financial health. The misery index is calculated using several economic factors, such as inflation and unemployment. Politicians, pundits, and academics may reference the misery index more than in...
Nov 24, 2021	The misery index: An economic indicator that measures the financial well-being of the a country's citizens	The misery index is a measure of a nation's financial health. The misery index is calculated using several economic factors, such as inflation and unemployment. Politicians, pundits, and academics may reference the misery index more than in...
Nov 23, 2021	The misery index: An economic indicator that measures the financial well-being of the a country’s citizens	While the misery index’s power and popularity come from its simplicity, that also opens it up to criticism. Justin Paget/Getty The misery index is a measure of a nation’s financial health. The misery index is calculated using several econom...
Sep 14, 2021	34 Baltimore tech programs preparing youth to build the future	In Baltimore, there are a wealth of opportunities for youth to break into tech. One just needs to know where to look. From STEM programs offering hands on science education to computer classes that offer an early look at coding, here are ov...
Jul 29, 2021	For hackers, space is the final frontier	From offering joyrides for the ultra-rich to beaming the internet down to Earth, private space companies are very much open for business. But some cybersecurity experts say this emerging industry is a giant target for hackers. Amid the surg...
May 28, 2019	Baltimore’s Sonavi Labs takes third place at Startup World Cup	In San Francisco earlier this month, a Baltimore-based startup bringing digital tools to the stethoscope took one of the top places at the Startup World Cup. Sonavi Labs took third place at the competition’s finale event on May 17, which ca...
Mar 1, 2019	Позволяют работать с мелкими предметами, чувствуют боль, частично возвращают зрение: что могут бионические протезы Статьи редакции	Обзор рынка. 6 6 комментариев 34 802 просмотров Слушать Хью Герр профессор MIT Ежегодно в мире проводят более миллиона ампутаций — каждые 30 секунд. За год в США операцию проводят более 185 тысячам человек — около 400 ампутаций на миллион ж...
Apr 5, 2018	Meet Johns Hopkins’ student entrepreneurs at Hatch 2018	Johns Hopkins students looking to galvanize entrepreneurship are providing a full afternoon of events to meet startups and learn from folks with experience building companies. On Sunday, April 8, TCO Labs is organizing Hatch 2018. Held at M...
Jul 28, 2016	By November, Russian Hackers Could Target Voting Machines	Editor's Note: This essay originally appeared in the Washington Post. Russia was behind the hacks into the Democratic National Committee’s computer network that led to the release of thousands of internal emails just before the party’s conv...
May 8, 2016	Listen up: James West forever changed the way we hear the world	We hear the world in a much different way thanks to James West. Johns Hopkins University reader comments 84 with 56 posters participating Share this story Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit If you’ve ever used a cellphone, h...
Jan 18, 2016	Meet the group of neighbors spearheading West Baltimore’s innovation district	Right in the geographic center of Baltimore, a group of Reservoir Hill neighbors have grown fond of the area’s historic homes and its proximity to Druid Hill Park. But the community of people from all walks of life has proven to be the real...
Sep 4, 2015	JHU cybersecurity conference to explore ‘quandary’ of info sharing, data privacy	Johns Hopkins is hosting the second Senior Executive Cybersecurity Conference on Sept. 10. The daylong event, which is being held at Charles Commons on the university’s Homewood Campus, will look at “The Quandary of Information Sharing and ...
Jun 10, 2015	Nanometer-Sized Robots Can Now Take Colon Biopsies	Researchers have invented a non-invasive way for thousands of nanometer-sized robots to perform tissue biopsies. Developed by Professor David Gracias at Johns Hopkins University, these starfish-shaped robots are able to enter the body, coll...
Feb 13, 2015	See these photos of Johns Hopkins’ new East Baltimore incubator	Johns Hopkins University President Ronald Daniels has seen plenty of innovation at the world-renowned research institution he leads. In opening a second incubator in East Baltimore, university officials believe they can get another benefit ...
Feb 11, 2015	Startup Grind Baltimore returns for 2015 [Events Roundup]	Thinking of doing something special for Valentine’s Day? Check out one of these events where you can play with LED lights, learn about Adwords or party at the Walters. ### Family Make Night: LED Valentines Join the Digital Harbor Foundation...
May 7, 2014	How Johns Hopkins University wants to be Baltimore’s innovation leader	When Ron Daniels took the stage in a fourth floor auditorium inside the Johns Hopkins University Medical Center in East Baltimore, he was staring down a veritable Who’s Who of Baltimore city’s tech community: startup founders, the president...
May 1, 2013	Hopkins Cup: first city-sponsored robotics competition for public schools	Thirty-eight teams from 20 different Baltimore city public schools will square off Saturday at the Hopkins Robotics Cup, this city’s first robotics competition for VEX robotics teams. The competition has been in the works since June 2012, s...
Apr 30, 2013	RoboDoves robotics: ‘understand what it takes to solve problems’ [VIDEO]	The RoboDoves would have to start over. Barely a month before they were scheduled to depart in mid-April for the VEX Robotics World Championship, Keimmie Booth and Indya Dodson, both seniors on Western High School’s all-female robotics team...
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Parsers VC has collected 23 articles mentioning Johns Hopkins Engineering, among them “Inner Logic raises $11.5M seed to build AI infrastructure for autonomous surgery” (Jul 22, 2026) and “The Lustgarten Foundation Announces Extraordinary Year of Research Grants Fueling Bold and Innovative Pancreatic Cancer Research” (Aug 3, 2023).

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