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2009
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins to Host International Symposium on Understanding Health Benefits and Risks 05/09
	Senior Shoots For Jeopardy College Finals 05/09
	Media Advisory: Maryland Students to Compete in Science Olympiad at Johns Hopkins Mar 28
	In Disaster-Prone Areas, Construction Needs a New Approach 03/09
	Lab-on-a-Chip Homes in on How Cancer Cells Break Free 03/09
	Researcher Seeks to Turn Stem Cells into Blood Vessels 02/09
	Who Will Build the Tallest Tower of Pasta and Marshmallows? 02/09
	A Better Mesh: Researchers 'Tighten' Body's Protective Coating 02/09
	Facebook 101: Students Unveil New Applications for Social Web Site 01/09
	Wireless Microgrippers Grab Living Cells in 'Biopsy' Tests 01/09
2008
	White House Ceremony Honors Johns Hopkins Materials Scientist 12/08
	New Johns Hopkins Degrees Will Give Grads Edge in Business World 12/08
	Tiny Protein Provokes Healthy Bonding Between Cells 11/08
	'Enlightened' Atoms Stage Nano-Riot Against Uniformity 11/08
	Johns Hopkins Joins with Tulane in Post-Katrina Dual Degree Plan 10/08
	Hibernation Studies, Tiny Medical Tools Lead to Major Grants 09/08
	JHU Launches Online Certificate in Geographic Information Systems 09/08
	Johns Hopkins Engineering Programs for Professionals Name New Chairs for Two Study Areas 07/08
	Students' Device Aims to Protect Electric Utility Workers 07/08
	Kids Test Engineering Skill Building, Breaking Bridges Made of Spaghetti 07/08
	$2 Million Computer Will Help Unravel Major Medical Ailments 07/08
	Johns Hopkins Sets Research Pact with Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft 07/08
	Students' Device Allows ICU Patients to Get Back on Their Feet 05/08
	Courses Encourage Innovation for Competitive Advantage 05/08
	A. James Clark Endows Johns Hopkins' Engineering Deanship 05/08
	Student Seeks Links Between Libraries and Neighborhood Poverty 04/08
	Undergrad Helps Create 3-D Images of Brain Tumor Blood Vessels 04/08
	Student Aims to Keep Cold-Formed Steel Floors from Buckling 04/08
	'Green' Engineering Grows More Common in the Classroom 04/08
	Solving the Z Ring's Mysteries May Lead to New Antibiotics 04/08
	Maryland Students to Compete in Science, Robotics Contests 04/08
	"Lab on a Chip" Mimics Brain Chemistry 02/08
	Chemistry Experts Team Up to Predict Pollutant Reactions 02/08
2007
	Wind Turbines Produce 'Green' Energy — and Airflow Mysteries 12/07
	Media Advisory: Students to Race Flippy Cars' Powered by Mousetraps, Rubber Bands 12/07
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins Holds Lego Robot Competition 12/07
	Johns Hopkins Event Will Allow Students to Work on Design Projects 11/07
	Together We Stand: Bacteria Organize to Survive Hostile Zones 11/07
	Finger-Friendly 'Tactile Interface' Could Aid Blind Computer Users 11/07
	Ramesh to Chair Mechanical Engineering for Part-time Programs 11/07
	Researchers View Swimming Tactics of Tiny Aquatic Predators 10/07
	A Tiny Pinch from a 'Z-Ring' Helps Bacteria Cells Divide 10/07
	Thumb-Size Microsystem Enables Cell Culture and Incubation 10/07
	Ragweed Research Is Nothing to Sneeze At 09/07
	Nanobiotech's Impact on Area Manufacturing Considered 08/07
	It's Time to Look at Health Risks in a New Light, Authors Say 08/07
	200 Blind Teens to Attend Sci-Tech 'Slam' at Johns Hopkins 07/07
	Johns Hopkins Researcher to Get Technology Medal at White House 07/07
	Language Technology Center Funded at Johns Hopkins 06/07
	Medical Metal Detector Finds 'Lost' Orthopedic Screws 06/07
	Johns Hopkins to Launch Online Master's Degree Program in Environmental Planning and Management 05/07
	Students Devise Oral Quick-Dissolve Strips for Rotavirus Vaccine 05/07
	Students Invent Protective Pouch to Enhance Cell Therapy 05/07
	Maryland Schools to Compete in Robotics System Contests 03/07
	Undergrad from Torrance, Calif., Seeks to Reduce Seizures PURA Award, 03/07
	Free Program Will Introduce Middle School Girls to Engineering 03/07
	APL's Dexter Smith Named Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering for Johns Hopkins Part-Time Programs 03/07
	New Digital Grid Will Link Heart Researchers Worldwide 03/07
	Microfluidic Chip Helps Solve Cellular Mating Puzzle 02/07
	William Brody Elected to National Academy of Engineering 02/07
	Computer Tool Helps Pinpoint Risky Gene Mutations 02/07
	Electric Fish Shed Light on Ways the Brain Directs Movement 01/07
	Coated Nanoparticles Solve Sticky Drug-Delivery Problem 01/07
	Hybrid Molecule Causes Cancer Cells to Self-Destruct 01/07
2006
	Snake-Like Robot and Steady-Hand System Could Assist Surgeons 12/06
	Computer Scientists Unravel Language of Surgery 12/06
	Media Advisory: Can Robots Produce Works of Art? 12/06
	Nauticos President Is New Chair of Advisory Council For Johns Hopkins Engineering Programs for Professionals 12/06
	Baltimore Area Middle School Girls to Get Introduction to Engineering 11/06
	Researcher Gives Robotic Surgery Tools a Sense of Touch 11/06
	Free Program Will Introduce Middle School Girls to Engineering 11/06
	Spaghetti Bridge Contest Set for Nov. 5 10/06
	Johns Hopkins Joins Effort to Boost 'Smart Tag' Security 09/06
	Electric Jolt Triggers Release of Biomolecules, Nanoparticles 09/06
	Teen Researcher Seeks a Better Way to Treat Tuberculosis 08/06
	Inexpensive Hand-Held Braille Writer Devised by Undergraduates 07/06
	Johns Hopkins Master's Program Adds Nanotechnology Option 07/06
	Students' Device May Improve Chest Closure after Heart Surgery 06/06
	Students Design Custom Computer Desks for Woman with Disabilities 05/06
	Nanobiotechnology Team Aims Small but Thinks Big 05/06
	Report: Computing Poised to Change the Way Science Is Done 05/06
	New Engineering Center to Transform Sensor Technology 05/06
	JHU Course Catalog: Hot Topics in Education 04/06
	Maryland High School Teams to Compete in Robotics Event 03/06
	Thanissara 'Noon' Chansakul: Finding a Catalyst for Cartilage Creation 03/06 [PURA Award]
	Laura Rupprecht: Tiny Filaments That Give Bacteria Their Shape 03/06 [PURA Award]
	Hamilton's Christopher Kovalchick Voted "Young Trustee" 03/06
	JHU Offers Post-Master's Certificate in Systems Engineering 03/06
	Hurricanes, Other Vortices Seize Energy via Hostile Takeovers 03/06
	Infection 'Alarm' Yields Clues to Immune System Behavior 02/06
	Undergraduate from New Jersey Earns National Honor 02/06
	Two Johns Hopkins Professors Elected to National Academy of Engineering 02/06
	Whiting School of Engineering Names New Marketing Director 01/06
	Mystery of Metallic Glass Is Cracked by Johns Hopkins Engineers 01/06
	Johns Hopkins to Offer Online Master's Degree in Bioinformatics 01/06
	Implausible 'Oil Weapon' Constrains U.S. Policy in the Middle East 01/06
2005
	Johns Hopkins Engineering Programs for Professionals and Army Corps of Engineers to Host Water Resources Planning Seminar 12/05
	Tiny Self-Assembling Cubes Could Carry Medicine, Cell Therapy 12/05
	New Nanosensor Uses Quantum Dots to Detect DNA 12/05
	Baltimore Area Middle School Girls to Get Introduction to Engineering 12/05
	Nano-Biotechnology Training Will Help Create Hybrid Researchers 11/05
	Rise in Hospital Noise Poses Problems for Patients and Staff 11/05
	Spaghetti Bridge Contest 2005 11/05
	New Equation Helps Unravel Erratic Behavior of Turbulence 10/05
	Institute Taps Computer Power to Advance Medical Research 10/05
	Phytochemicals May Protect Cartilage, Prevent Pain in Joints 10/05
	Media Advisory: Experts on Water Quality, Pollution, and Treatment Plant Reconstruction Issues Raised by Hurricane Katrina 09/05
	Modified Collagen Could Yield Important Medical Applications 08/05
	Johns Hopkins-led Center Will Study and Develop Voting Technologies 08/05
	To Make Stronger Platinum Jewelry, Add a Little Chromium 07/05
	Students Steer a Blimp to Test near Space Military Technology 07/05
	Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Program Adds Materials Option 07/05
	Students Revamp Tractor for Use by Workers with Disabilities 06/05
	New Center Will Study Urban Pollutants and Ways to Manage Them 06/05
	Undergraduate Engineers Devise Basketball System for the Blind 05/05
	Provost Undergraduate Research Award: Undergraduates Make Heart Research Discoveries in Medical Lab 03/05
	Provost Undergraduate Research Award: Undergraduate Tests Safety of Tissue Engineering Technique 03/05
	Provost Undergraduate Research Award: Artificial Antenna Helps 'Cockroach Robot' Scurry along Walls 03/05
	Provost Undergraduate Research Award: Student Engineer Finds 'Structural Art' in 19th Century Bridges 03/05
	Provost Undergraduate Research Award: Student Identifies Electrical Changes Preceding Heart Failure 03/05
	Post-Tsunami Thailand Yields Lessons for Coastal Construction 02/05
	600 Attend Johns Hopkins' Fifth Annual HeadsUp Engineering Fair 02/05
	Johns Hopkins Offers Three New Online Classes for Engineering Professionals 01/05
	RFID Chips in Car Keys and Gas Pump Pay Tags Carry Security Risks 01/05
2004
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins Tsunami Expert Available for Interviews 12/04
	Replicating an Eel's Nerve Circuitry May Aid Paralyzed People 12/04
	Improved Molecular Switch Could Serve as Sensor, Medical Tool 11/04
	$1.2 Million from Moore Foundation Funds Data Analysis Research 11/04
	Spaghetti Bridge Contest Set for November 7, 2004 11/04
	Accelerated Heartbeat Mystery - Is Odd Electrical Wave the Key 10/04
	Biotech Business Plan Wins Top Honor for Johns Hopkins Students 10/04
	Media Alert: 'Low-Tech' Engineering Competition 10/04
	Johns Hopkins Renames Its Part-Time Engineering Programs 10/04
	Researchers Seek to Lure More Women, Minorities to Engineering 09/04
	Media Advisory: Computer Scientists Release Study on Venezuelan Referendum 09/04
	Riverbank Filtration Pulls Pollutants from Drinking Water 08/04
	New Tool Predicts How Long Pollutants Will Stay in Soil 08/04
	High School Students Sample Engineering in Summer Program 07/04
	Jones Returns to Johns Hopkins as Engineering Dean 07/04
	Part-Time Engineering Students Get Option to Build Business Skills 06/04
	Low-Cost Robot Could Locate Land Mines in Rugged Terrain 06/04
	Vest and Harness May Protect Fragile Adults in Car Crashes 04/04
	Paleoecologist Be Honored for Chesapeake Bay Research 04/04
	Part-Time Engineering Programs Honor Two Instructors 04/04
	Self-Assembling Proteins Could Help Repair Human Tissue 03/04
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: Student Builds Micro Biosensor Chip to Move DNA Molecules 03/04
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: Undergraduates Track Molecules That Trigger a Heartbeat 03/04
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: Student Probes Secrets of Ear Cells Crucial for Hearing 03/04
	Part-Time Engineering Faculty Includes Published Authors 02/04
	Security Experts Urge U.S. to Abandon Internet Voting Plan 01/04
	Lockheed Martin to Sponsor Johns Hopkins University's Annual Engineering Fair 01/04
2003
	New Degree Focuses on Environmental Planning and Management 12/03
	Johns Hopkins Technology Will Guide Hybrid Undersea Robot 12/03
	Johns Hopkins to Receive IBM Institutes of Innovation Award 11/03
	Landmark Fruit Fly 'Map' Could Yield Drugs for Genetic Disorders 11/03
	Spaghetti Bridge Contest Set for Nov. 9 11/03
	Part-Time Engineering Students Can Take 'Virtual' Field Trips 10/03
	New Device Measures How Much Force Is Used to Deliver a Baby 10/03
	Johns Hopkins Names New Chief Information Security Officer 10/03
	Johns Hopkins to Offer Part-Time Master's in Bioinformatics 10/03
	Making Tiny Plastic Particles to Deliver Lifesaving Medicine 09/03
	Statement from Avi Rubin Regarding the Report by Science Application International Corporation on Maryland's Proposed Electronic Voting System 09/03
	Mathematical Sciences Professor Receives International Prize 09/03
	Statement of Avi Rubin on relationship with VoteHere Inc. 08/03
	Johns Hopkins to Offer Two Homeland Security Courses in D.C. 08/03
	Twinning Phenomenon Found in Nanocrystalline Aluminum 07/03
	Walt Whitman 11th Grader Ignites Engineering Career 07/03
	Student-Built Pill Dispenser Gives Patient More Independence 06/03
	NSF Grant Will Fund Information Security Scholarships 06/03
	Calvert County Residents First to Graduate from Johns Hopkins' Part-time Engineering Program in Southern Maryland 05/03
	Student-Invented Device Eases Installation of Child Safety Seats 05/03
	Students Will See How Liquids Behave When Gravity is Gone 04/03
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: Undergraduate Uses Complex Math to Help Predict Dementia 04/03
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: Undergraduate Helps Give Medical Robots a Sense of 'Touch' 04/03
	Protein Engineering Produces Molecular 'Switch' 03/03
	Researchers Solve Ballistic Mystery in Ceramic Armor 03/03
	Johns Hopkins Faculty Member Receives Engineering Honor 02/03
	Johns Hopkins to Offer Master's Degree in Security Informatics 02/03
	Johns Hopkins Uses IBM Technology in Heart Disease Research 02/03
	Media Advisory: Lego Surgery Contest 01/03
	Technology Review Hails Johns Hopkins Researcher as Pioneer in Tissue Engineering, One of the Top Ten Emerging Technologies 01/03
	Johns Hopkins Engineering Forms Advisory Council For Part-Time Programs 01/03
	James E. West, Co-inventor of Electret Microphone, Joins Faculty 01/03
2002
	Deep Sea Technology Is Put To The Test In Campus Tank 11/02
	'Celebration of Excellence' Will Pay Tribute to Two Professors 11/02
	Cellular Pathway Contains A 'Clock' that Steers Gene Activity 11/02
	Spaghetti Bridge Contest Set for Nov. 9 11/02
	Researchers Produce Strong Copper That Retains Ductility 10/02
	Johns Hopkins Takes Part-Time Engineering Classes to Massachusetts 10/02
	Free Software Predicts How and When Steel Beams Will Buckle 09/02
	Tissue Engineers Steering Stem Cells to Produce Bones, Cartilage 08/02
	Students Invent Voice-Activated Grasping Tool for Disabled Man 05/02
	Whitewater Death Inspires Students to Create Safer Helmet 05/02
	Super-Fast Flashes Could Help Scientists See into a Nucleus 04/02
	Prescription Drug Pollution May Harm Humans, Aquatic Life 04/02
	Undergraduate Unravels Genetic Mysteries in Pesky Fruit Flies 03/02
	Mutations May Yield Clues to Heartbreaking Childhood Disease 03/02
	Johns Hopkins to Offer New Major in Environmental Engineering 02/02
2001
	Mini-Lasers and Silicon on Sapphire Technology Lead to Speedier and Cost-Effective Interconnects Between Computer Chips 12/01
	Tracking and Treating Toxic Waste in Urban Neighborhoods 12/01
	Online Engineering Exercises Win Top Honor as Learning Aid 12/01
	Lego Surgery Contest 11/01
	Spaghetti Bridge Contest Set for Nov. 11 11/01
	Water Panel Starts "Conversation" Between Religion and Science 11/01
	Speech Recognition Technology Will Search Holocaust Archives 10/01
	Johns Hopkins Will Dedicate Clark Hall October 12 at Homewood 10/01
	Media Alert: Israeli Stem Cell Scientist Will Take Part in Johns Hopkins-Technion Conference On Biomedical Research Breakthroughs 09/01
	Johns Hopkins Makes Graphics Software Available for Free 08/01
	Lifting Device Helps Handicapped Kids Enjoy the Playground 07/01
	Student-Made Window Guard May Save Kids from Deadly Falls 06/01
	Digital Model of Amoeba Helps Scientists Study Human Cells 05/01
	Hopkins Undergraduates Honored for Research 04/01
	Researchers Mine the Secrets of Nanoporous Gold 03/01
	Model Helicopters Help Teach High-Tech Engineering 02/01
	Spherical Motor Allows Ball-Based 3-D Movement 01/01
2000
	Tracking a Microscopic 'Rocket' by Its Tail: Laser Device Lets Researchers See How Bacteria Spread Between Cells 10/00
	New Lab Could Help Robots 'Feel' More like Humans 09/00
	Fiber-Optic Laser Could Track Changes in Earth's Ozone Layer: Johns Hopkins Teams with NASA-Goddard to Create New Instrument 08/00
	Water Quality Researcher Receives Prestigious Clarke Prize (06/00)
	Undergraduates' Invention Makes Handguns 'Childproof' (05/00)
	Hopkins, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology Establish Biomedical Sciences and Biomedical Engineering Program (04/00)
	Building the Right Barrier Stops Spread of Deadly Pollutants (03/00)
	Falling Snow Can Create a Noisy Nuisance... Underwater (03/00)
	Undergrad's Research Could Lead to Early Detection of Heart Disease (02/00)
1999
	Transformation Tool Helps Move Images, Video More Quickly 12/99
	IBM Supercomputer at Johns Hopkins Hunts for Clues to Heart and Brain Disease 11/99
	Prominent National and Local Researchers Will Speak at Johns Hopkins Engineering Celebration 11/99
	Richard Sonnenfeldt Honored by Johns Hopkins University 11/99
	Electric Field Tames Stubborn Bubbles in Zero Gravity (11/99)
	'HARP MRI' Provides Faster, Clearer Pictures of Heart Problems (10/99)
	Groundbreaking Set Oct. 6 for Biomedical Engineering Building (10/99)
	Report Details Maryland's High Technology Health 08/99
	Pedal Power Probe Shows Bicycles Waste Little Energy 08/99
	'Hurricane House' Braces for New Storm Season 07/99
	Pumping with a Tiny Bubble 06/99
	Donohue Named Associate Engineering Dean for Research 06/99
	Douglas Named Associate Engineering Dean 06/99
	Students Build Pounding Device to Test Armored Vehicles 05/99
	Restraining Bar Could Reduce School Bus Injuries 05/99
	New Microscope Lets Engineer See How Metal Atoms Arrange Themselves 04/99
	Engineering Students Pursue Cutting-Edge Research 04/99
	Engineer Gives Robots a New Way to 'See' 03/99
	Looking for Land Mines: Hopkins Engineers Use Advanced Math to Find Deadly Devices in Aerial Pictures 02/99
	Statistician Helps Health Scientists Stay Ahead of the Curve 01/99
	Helping Students Break Barriers in Sciences, Engineering 01/99
1998
	Foil, Water, Baking Soda: A Rub-free Solution for Stained Silver 12/98
	How Do We Hear While We Sleep? 04/98
	Metallic Glass: Material of the Future 03/98
1997
	Deregulating Electric Utilities: A Boon for Consumers or a Risky Shot in the Dark? 12/97
	'Virtual Lab' Lets Students Tackle Engineering Tasks on the Web 09/97
	High-Tech Robots Take Exploration to New Heights--and Depths 08/97
	Computer Models of the Heart Can Help Cure Cardiac Ills 07/97
	Stopping "Cellular Suicide" Could Boost Production in Biotech Labs 07/97
	Scientists Give Computers New Tools to Understand Speech 06/97
	Hopkins Engineering Undergrads' Inventions 05/97
	Fast-moving Fluid Jets May Turn Sound Energy into Light 04/97
	Would You Trust a Robot to Sort Chocolates? 03/97
	New 'Nanostructures Center' Takes Giant Leap into Small World 01/97
	Moving DNA Molecules with Magnetic Tweezers 01/97
1996
	Power from Plastics: Hopkins Scientists Create All-Polymer Battery 11/96
	JHU Launches New Business Minor to Prepare Engineers for Management Posts 07/96
	JHU Robotics Researcher to Receive National Mechanical Engineering Award 07/96
	JHU Dean Will Deliver Thurston Lecture at International Engineering Congress 07/96
	In Earthbound Labs, Researchers Unravel the Low-Gravity Physics Of Outer Space 07/96
	Hopkins Scientists Hope to End Bubble Troubles in Outer Space 04/96
1995
	Engineering Students Try the Banking Business 09/95
	Alternate-powered Vehicles: The Wave of the Future 09/95
	Innovative Blood Research Earns Hopkins Engineer a Whitaker Grant 07/95
	Hufferd Named Director of Chemical Propulsion Information Agency 07/95
	Hopkins Researchers Find Polymers Can Control Medication, Strengthen Bones 07/95
	Hopkins Engineer Will Comment on Russian Earthquake 05/95
	Wolman to be Honored during American Geophysical Union Meeting 05/95
	Mechanical Engineering Students at Hopkins Design for the Future 05/95
	JHU Engineer Teachings Computers to Learn 04/95
	Story Ideas from the School of Engineering 04/95
	Journalist to Speak at School of Engineering Convocation 04/95
	Students to Race Concrete Canoes: Yes, Concrete! 03/95
	Statistical Expert Wins Prestigious Navy Award 01/95
1994
	Story Ideas from the School of Engineering 12/94
	Story Ideas from the School of Engineering 10/94
	Scientists to Honor Robert Scanlan at Hopkins Symposium 10/94
	Allan Huston to Receive Blumenthal Award, Deliver Lecture 10/94
	Hopkins Gains Renewal of Faculty for the Future Grant 08/94
	Hopkins Engineer Receives Young Investigator Award 08/94
	Hopkins Engineering Prof Wins Presidential Faculty Fellow 08/94
	School of Engineering Names Charles Westgate Associate Dean 08/94
	Hopkins Environmental Engineer Receives Young Investigator 07/94
	Hopkins Helps City Kids Prepare for Fall 07/94