Adapt, Pivot, & Persist

Have you recently experienced a layoff, particularly in the government or technology sectors? You’re not alone—and your next opportunity is closer than you think. Adapt, Pivot, & Persist is designed specifically for professionals like you who are navigating career transitions.

By Hanju Lee
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Exploring Viral Diversity One Cell at a Time: My Summer in the Thio Lab

by Shreya Palakurthi

Introduction and Goals:
This summer, I worked in the Thio Lab as an independent researcher. My objective was to
leverage single cell sequencing to investigate the partial dynamics of viral diversity within the
precore and basal core …

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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Again Rated #1 by Peers in U.S. News & World Report

Bloomberg, April 08

The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health has again been recognized as the top public health school in the nation by its peer schools and programs, as reported by U.S. News & World Report. The Bloomberg …

By Jishuo Yang
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My Journey in Developing an Event Organization Software

By: Nahuel Albayrak

Introduction

For the past 2 summers I worked on an independent project aimed at tackling a significant challenge on campus organizing student events on campus. With a background in software development and a strong drive to create …

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How Do You Want to Move Through Life?

This Month in Life Design: Get Curious (About Yourself)

There’s a power in asking questions about who we are and what we’re here to do. Too often, we settle into routines and focus on expectations, letting them shape us without …

By Matthew Golden
Matthew Golden Assistant Vice Provost for Undergraduate and Masters Life Design
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Bringing Asian American History to Life 

Spring 2024

By Magazine Staff

Krieger School sophomore Alexander Chang co-wrote the recently released Fighting to Belong, a graphic novel about Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) history in the United States. It’s the first in a series …

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JHU-led Internship Program Opens Doors for Students with Hearing Loss

Led by the Johns Hopkins Department of Biomedical Engineering, a new nationwide internship program opens doors for students with hearing loss to pursue research.

September 10, 2024 WSE staff

Daniel Zhu spent his summer as an intern in the Bionic …

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BME Doctoral Student Benjamin Biggs Named ’24 Quad Fellow

August 19, 2024. Author:Catherine Graham

Native of Australia among recipients of highly competitive award for exceptional master’s and doctoral students to study STEM in the U.S.

Benjamin Biggs, Engr ’23, a second-year doctoral student in biomedical engineering at Johns …

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Five From Johns Hopkins Named Siebel Scholars

September 30, 2024 WSE Staff

Five Johns Hopkins doctoral students have been named 2025 Siebel Scholars, an honor that recognizes students in bioengineering fields for exemplary achievement in academia, research, and leadership.

Since its founding in 2000, the Siebel Scholarship …

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Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Resident Wins Hispanic Heritage Month Achievers Award

biomedicalodyssey, Oct 14

Andrea Silvas is a primary care physician at the East Baltimore Medical Center, where she serves a predominantly Hispanic and newly arrived immigrant population. She is fluent in Spanish, and cares for her patients as both clinician …

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Imagine Your Future, Powered by AI: Design Your Career Path with VMock, A JHU Tool

After college, many students look forward to achieving specific goals. Some enroll in master’s programs, a few nurture their entrepreneurial interests, and others try to get a new job. If you fall into these categories, you must wonder how to …

By Hanju Lee
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