Two Johns Hopkins alumni, Ank Agarwal and Anson Zhou, will join the 7th cohort of Knight-Hennessy Scholars at Stanford University. They will receive up to three years of tuition and participate in multidisciplinary dialogue and leadership training. bit.ly/3Wyt59R

This afternoon I’m learning about political economy, thanks to the 2024 Washington PECO organized by Filipe Campante Laurent Bouton Jenny Guardado and Juan Felipe Riaño here in the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center.

The renewed bilateral U.S.–Japan partnership marks a turning point in addressing international security threats and expanding Japan’s role on the global stage, said Japanese Ambassador Shigeo Yamada during a SAIS @ReischauerCtr event at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center. washingtondc.jhu.edu/news/japanese-…

The The Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation at JHU awarded 16 Love Your Block grants which will fund resident-led, neighborhood revitalization projects in cities across the nation. hub.jhu.edu/2024/05/06/blo…

Michael R. Bloomberg, a member of the Johns Hopkins University Class of 1964, was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Joe Biden in a ceremony at the White House. hub.jhu.edu/2024/05/03/mic…

#DesignDay2024 is here! From undergrads presenting their Design Day projects that address real-world problems, to honoring our bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD graduates, today JHU Civil and Systems Engineering is celebrating it all! Cheers to our students, their hard work, and a bright future ahead!

CODA day!
The CODA team at Johns Hopkins University maps pancreatic precursor lesions in 3D and at single-cell level. First 3D spatial genomic maps of large tissue samples. A human pancreas contains a staggering ~1000 lesions, some showing multifocality.
Here: nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Congress officially approved $61 billion in foreign aid for Ukraine. Johns Hopkins foreign policy expert Hal Brands discusses the current state of the conflict. bit.ly/3UGFoPW

.JHU Civil and Systems Engineering's Kristen Corlay Sanmiguel has been selected by her fellow seniors to speak at this year's universitywide Commencement event on May 23!
engineering.jhu.edu/news/kristen-c…

Hosted by Johns Hopkins Medicine, tomorrow's Health Policy Forum welcomes Renee Wegrzyn and Kimberley Steele. They will discuss the role of ARPA-H in advancing health equity and accelerating health outcomes. bit.ly/4bcVPJo

This week, we celebrated Earth Day in style with Picnic for the Planet 2024! 🌎 A special thanks to JHU's Office of Sustainability and Picnic and Peonies for their collaboration on the event.

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The #HopkinsBloombergCenter got a front-row seat to Oracle Red Bull Racing this past weekend! The #RedBullShowRun took over Pennsylvania Avenue, in the heart of the nation’s capital, just steps from our front door.

Family, friends, and colleagues gathered at Hopkins Nursing to celebrate one of its icons, the namesake behind the Fannie Gaston-Johansson Faculty of Excellence Program. Read more about the celebration hub.jhu.edu/2024/04/24/gas….

Christopher Douville was named the inaugural recipient of the Johns Hopkins President's Innovation Award. This $250,000 award is given annually to a JHU faculty member who is focused on solving problems in society and translating research beyond academia. bit.ly/49Juk8R

Johns Hopkins expert Carsten Prasse shares insight and what to expect next based on the recent U.S. EPA regulations limiting PFAS, or forever chemicals, in drinking water. bit.ly/3JArBnS

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Are you a fan of intermittent fasting? A new study from Johns Hopkins suggests that time-restricted eating and regularly planned meals yield similar results for weight loss, suggesting total caloric intake may be more important than meal timing. bit.ly/3JvkGMp

Cigarette butts are the most littered item on the planet. Two new studies from the Johns Hopkins Institute for Global Tobacco Control suggest possible solutions including banning cigarette filters and requiring manufacturers to pay for clean-up costs. bit.ly/4b11XUE

For their outstanding achievements in their respective fields and contributions to science at large, six Johns Hopkins researchers have been recognized as fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. bit.ly/49H5fvp