Jeremy Brown, a new faculty member in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, was installed as the John C. Malone Assistant Professor in a ceremony on Wednesday afternoon.
The research of Muyinatu Bell, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, is profiled in the Winter 2017 issue of SWE Magazine.
Gregory S. Chirikjian, professor of mechanical engineering, and Sudeep Reddy, economics editor at The Wall Street Journal, discuss the state of robotic technology and the impact on the economy in a National Press Foundation webinar.
“We’re not going to be able to push HD TV over an acoustic modem anytime soon. But we have a range of technologies and we will see the development of vehicles that will bridge these communications regimes.” –Louis Whitcomb, professor and chair in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Louis M. Sardella Faculty Scholar […]
The Johns Hopkins Robotics Industry Day was hosted by the Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics (LCSR) on the Homewood Campus in the fall of 2014. The event was attended by representatives from industry and other research labs from around the country. During this annual event, LCSR faculty shared the latest developments in the field […]
Gregory Hager, Chair of the Computer Science Department at Johns Hopkins and a member of LCSR, recently was awarded the Hans Fischer Senior Fellowship by the Institute for Advanced Study after an international competition. Hager’s winning entry proposed partnering with Technische Universität Munchen on boundary-pushing projects in the area of human-machine collaborative systems. The fellowship […]
A Brief History Nassir Navab, a professor in the Department of Computer Science, and former colleagues Ali Bani-Hashemi and Matthias Mitschke invented the Camera-Augmented mobile C-arm in 1998 at Siemens Corporate Research in Princeton, New Jersey. The early concept and implementation were first presented at IEEE’s International Workshop on Augmented Reality in 1999 in San […]
For more than a decade, at the beginning of every summer, a fresh group of engineering undergraduates from different universities across the United States have arrived at the Whiting School of Engineering to start a 10-week intensive research program in Computational Sensing and Medical Robotics. Thanks to a three-year National Science Foundation award that was […]
“One of the things that Hopkins has done better than almost any school for a long time now is to involve undergraduates in research in a serious way…I ended up doing a sort of roll-your-own major.” LCSR Director Russ Taylor talks about his career—getting his start as an undergrad at Johns Hopkins University—returning to join […]