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Billie Holiday Project Hosts College Access Luncheon
Baltimore's highest-achieving high school juniors joined Hopkins students, faculty, and staff for a discussion of pathways to higher education.
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Johns Hopkins University Honors the Class of 2019 at Universitywide Commencement Ceremony
Congratulations and best of luck to the Class of 2019!
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Director of Colleges Advisory Program Wins 2019 ABIM Foundation’s Trust Practice Challenge
Robert Shochet, M.D., was recognized for development of the Colleges Advisory Program. Congratulations!
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How the Brain Processes Incentives and Rewards
Vikram Chib, Ph.D., uses functional imaging tools to chart what happens in the brain when we are given rewards to achieve different tasks.
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From the Blog: Summer Reading from the History of Medicine Department
Need a jump-start on your summer reading? Check out these titles recommended by students from the history of medicine department!
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From the Blog: Why the Brain Laterality Myth Persists
Are people really “left-brained” or “right-brained”? Do the halves of your brain correspond with discrete types of thought? Learn how this popular myth was established and why it persists.
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From the Blog: It’s a Twin Thing
NASA’s Twins Study sheds light on impact of long-term space travel on the human body.
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Technology Connecting the Brain to the Human Experience
Joshua Vogelstein, Ph.D., develops new, open-source technologies that reveal connections between the brain and individual traits and characteristics.
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From the Blog: Measles and the 21st Century Vaccination Crisis
A history of medicine doctoral student examines the present-day vaccination crisis through a historic lens.
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Johns Hopkins Structural Biologist Among 125 Elected to National Academy of Science
Congratulations to Cynthia Wolberger, Ph.D., who was just elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
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Number of Women Who Aren’t Physically Active Enough is High And Growing
In Research: A new study finds most women with heart disease do not exercise enough, which is linked to higher health care costs.
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