Young investigators honored
School of Medicine recognizes the talents of students and
fellows

How we listen to ourselves when we talk, the
underlying defect in a rare neurological disorder and a
plan for identifying potential drugs faster and cheaper are
a few of many research projects that will be honored this
year at the 30th annual Young Investigators' Day at Johns
Hopkins. Eleven students and seven fellows will be
celebrated, along with all young investigators in the
School of Medicine.
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Search for provost now under way
A national search is well under way to identify a
successor to Steven Knapp, the university's
provost and senior vice president of academic affairs, who
will be stepping down this summer to assume the presidency
of George Washington University.
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Grant to promote conversations about science,
religion
A team of professors in the sciences and humanities at
Johns Hopkins is one of two university-based groups to
receive 2007 Templeton Research Lectures grants,
three-to-four-year project grants of up to $500,000 to
promote important conversations at the forefront of the
field of science and religion.
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