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Charles Sawyers receives Lasker~Debakey Clinical Medical Research Award
Armstrong Medical Education Building Dedication
Saturday, October 24, 2009
One of the newest buildings on the East Baltimore campus was recently dedicated, on October 24, 2009.
Learn more about the Armstrong Medical Education Building, the dedication, or how to make a gift.
A Glimpse Into the Future of Medicine
The Swirnow Mock OR is a mock operating room where Hopkins engineers, surgeons, and computer scientists push the limits of surgical robotics to test advances that will lead to the safest, most-effective surgical treatments for patients.
"The Swirnow Mock OR is making everything we do with the Hopkins School of Medicine more effective, and it's bringing the two campuses together. It's an excellent staging ground for a real-life environment and an exceptional teaching lab for undergraduates and graduates working together," says Russell Taylor, of the Whiting School of Engineering.
Genes to Society
This fall, the School of Medicine is fully implementing its new Genes to Society curriculum, the first wholesale academic overhaul at the school in two decades. Listen to first year student, Justin Bellamy, discuss the curriculum and how it influenced his decision to attend.
Read about the new curriculum in "Taking Root" and "A Bold Leap into the Future", in the Fall 2009 issue of Hopkins Medicine magazine.
Alumni Profiles
Hewes Agnew, Med '63, has traveled the world on his bike.
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Read about the lives and interests of fellow alumni and colleagues.
