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Johns Hopkins aerospace engineer Jaafar El-Awady explains why flying vehicles are far from replacing ground transportation

Incorporating AI into the discovery process allows researchers to quickly develop the advanced materials necessary for unique, critical applications

Professor Vicky Nguyen collaborates with School of Medicine ophthalmologist Harry Quigley to examine how eye tissues change after surgery.

Aerospace engineering, hypersonic technologies, and ocean engineering added to program offerings.

Assistant Professor and EP Instructor Jeremy Brown writes in Science Robotics on involving end users in the early brainstorming phase.

Chris Stiles, the vice chair of EP Mechanical Engineering program, is using advanced machine learning to accelerate materials discovery, recently uncovering a novel superconductor.

As a NASA engineer, the expert in planetary defense spacecrafts is helping protect the Earth from asteroids and comets.

As a professional consulting forensic engineer, EP graduate Beau Biller analyzes data related to mechanical malfunctions for use as evidence in civil and criminal cases.

EP Instructor Vishal Patel's work could make security systems more robust and dependable.

A new study in PNAS Nexus from EP faculty members can help us better understand collisions in outer space.

What started as a budding interest in aerodynamics led Christopher Pribilo to become an engineer and analyst at Boeing, working to enhance aircraft safety.

Jaafar El-Awady, professor of mechanical engineering at the Whiting School and Engineering for Professionals instructor, is co-author of a new study in the journal ACS Nano.