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The 15th Annual PURA Ceremony

Ying Guan (with sponsor Ben Schafer) wanted to know the best way to support cold-formed steel structural members.

To recognize the recipients of the 2007 Provost's Undergraduate Research Awards, an event will be held on Thursday, April 17, in Homewood's Glass Pavilion.
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New era begins in East Balto.
The first building at the Science + Technology Park at Johns Hopkins, a key component of a massive East Baltimore revitalization effort, officially opened its doors on Friday following a dedication ceremony attended by more than 500 people.
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Presidential Search Committee announced
Pamela P. Flaherty, chair of the university board of trustees, announced on Friday the membership of the Presidential Search Committee, which is charged with identifying a successor to President William R. Brody, who will retire Dec. 31.
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Surgeons perform historic 'six-way domino' kidney transplant

Info sessions to be held on education assistance benefits

Solving the Z ring's mysteries may lead to new antibiotics

Stefanie DeLuca of Sociology Named a William T. Grant Scholar

Blood vessels found to be pied piper for growing nerve cells

'Female Leadership in the 21st Century'

Nobel laureate Andrew Fire to give 2008 Morgan Lecture