A STAR is born—per the Malone Center’s Axel Krieger, the Smart Tissue Autonomous Robot uses a combo of novel suturing tools, imaging systems, ML algorithms, & robotic controls to perform complex keyhole anastomosis surgery w/ minimal human intervention & astounding accuracy.

🧵(1/3) Scenes from our Doctoral Hooding Ceremony! Congratulations to all the graduates! That makes 142 doctoral degrees conferred in the academic year. Thank you to Alok Aggarwal, Engr '84 (PhD), for delivering our keynote. Full gallery: jhuengineering.photoshelter.com/galleries/C000…

See the full list of our 2025 student award winners and photos from our 2025 Commencement Luncheon. Thanks to everyone who came and congratulations to all the winners! me.jhu.edu/news/2025-acad…

See this excellent story and video from Hopkins Giving about Dr. Ni's work to unlock mysteries of the skies by recreating lightning storms in the lab. giving.jhu.edu/story/storm-re…

Featuring the Malone Center’s Axel Krieger!

Research matters!

Congratulations to the AstroJays rocketry club, who got second place at the FAR-OUT competition last weekend! This is the team's best finish in three years, way to go! 🚀 me.jhu.edu/news/astrojays…

Congratulations to Dr. Axel Krieger, who was named the Carol Croft Linde Faculty Scholar.

Malone Center members Axel Krieger (pictured below) and Bisi Bell (featured here: youtube.com/watch?v=LMAyLH…) presented their lifesaving research at #HopkinsontheHill last week:

#HopkinsEngineer Dr. Jeff Wang's lab developed a platform that will provide crucial insights into how medications are packaged and delivered at the molecular level. They are presenting their prototype at the NIIMBL National Meeting. Full story: me.jhu.edu/news/hopkins-t…

Baja hit the trail again last weekend. The team brought both last year's car (No. 19) and this year's car (No. 37) to compete against 97 other teams at Budds Creek Motocross right here in Maryland, taking 2nd place in the hill climb and 4th place in acceleration. Great job team!

Hopkins is racing into austism research! HaptiKart, an original video game developed by Haptics and Medical Robotics Lab (JHU) and Kennedy Krieger, is an interactive driving experience that provides valuable insight into how children with autism learn from their environment: me.jhu.edu/news/steering-…

Congratulations to PhD candidate Jake Diamond, who won the Best Student Presentation award at the American Physical Society conference on Science of Compression of Condensed Matter in Washington D.C. Awesome!

Senior Design team's braille printing system used by local brewery for their labels. Cheers, team! me.jhu.edu/news/senior-de…

.JHUMECHE prof and online master's chair Jaafar El-Awady weighs in: "Unless regulators fundamentally rethink airspace access, operations will be limited to a few certified crews and privileged passengers...air taxis might remain a premium service for the foreseeable future."

#HopkinsEngineer BISM Senior Design team featured on CBS News, very cool! cbsnews.com/baltimore/vide…

Dr. Axel Krieger, with collaborators, has developed the first robot to do a full surgery without human help. “This advancement moves us from robots that can execute specific surgical tasks to robots that truly understand surgical procedures." Story: hub.jhu.edu/2025/07/09/rob…

Dust in the lunar wind: Hopkins team provides first-ever dataset of how lunar soil reacts to spacecraft. Findings will help guide future missions to the Moon. Full story: me.jhu.edu/news/dust-in-t…

Congratulations to John C. Malone Associate Professor of JHUMECHE Jeremy DeLaine Brown, PhD on his Johns Hopkins University Catalyst Award! Learn more here: malonecenter.jhu.edu/jeremy-d-brown…

Check out the cool new magazine feature Course Audit - the maiden article features a MechE class, led by Dr. Bellingham. engineering.jhu.edu/magazine/inqui…