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The newspaper of The Johns Hopkins University May 9, 2005 | Vol. 34 No. 33

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Enriching high school science
City teachers sharpen research, grant-writing skills in JHU program


Students in Darlene Malat's Forest Park High School class unpack computers outfitted with Probeware. Malat obtained them through a grant, using skills she learned while attending the five-week RET program at Johns Hopkins.

To the outside eye, the computers delivered last week to Darlene Malat's Forest Park High School classroom might seem like no more than a collection of monitors and CPUs. But to Malat, the much-anticipated equipment symbolizes a bridge to a wonderland of scientific discovery for her students.
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JHU focuses on online accessibility
According to recent census figures, nearly 50 million people in the United States live with a disability such as a visual, hearing or cognitive impairment. For this group, the everyday act of Internet surfing can be a struggle as a site's construction too often limits what information they can see, hear or use. So, too, can Web site perusal be a challenge for those with aging software and computer equipment.
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JH profs elected to National Academy of Sciences
Two Johns Hopkins professors were among 72 U.S. scientists elected May 3 to membership in the National Academy of Sciences at the organization's 142nd annual meeting, held in Washington, D.C.
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  OTHER NEWS
 

Armstrong is new chairman of JH Medicine

Thinking Out Loud: A funny thing happened on the way to the classroom

Senator visits Garland Hall

Scalpel-free surgery could reduce risk of HIV and hepatitis exposure

Winners of the 2005 Diversity Recognition Awards honored

Low level of extinction during ice age linked to adaptability

Lava lamp-like process caused world's largest zinc deposit

Exercise may not be enough to reduce hypertension in older people

HopkinsOne's new system to help track spending and pull reports

KSAS honors three faculty members

Researchers develop new method for facile identification of proteins

A 'Nest' for the Jays

Study: HIV treatment not affected by hormonal birth control

     

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