Applied Curiosity

Engineers at Johns Hopkins are driven by solving real problems. Getting their hands around really thorny, complex, difficult, messy, challenging problems that are both engineering problems and in some instances societal problems as well. .Johns Hopkins mold is to know how to be the bright light and focus it and go. We want to continue to produce future legions of leaders, so that when people meet one of our graduates, theyll be able to look at them and say You must be from Hopkins. I can tell by the way you think."

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Education

Tags:

• Mark Perry
• Applied Physics Lab
• Gabor Fichtinger
• clinical engineering
• Ben Schafer
• structural engineer
• Jennifer Elisseeff
• biomedical engineering
• Louis Whitcomb
• deep sea robotics
• Charles Bennett
• astrophysicist
• Doug Kerr
• neurology