Abstract In this talk, I will give a perspective on past and current trends in medical imaging particularly regarding the role of imaging in personalized medicine. I will then outline core technologies enabling the advancements,[...]

Abstract Flying robots can operate in three-dimensional, indoor and outdoor environments. However, many challenges arise as we scale down the size of the robot, which is necessary for operating in cluttered environments. I will describe[...]

Abstract For over a decade surgical educators have called for objective, quantitative methods to measure surgical skill. To date, no satisfactory method exists that is simultaneously accurate, scalable, and generalizable. That is, a method whose scores correlate with patient[...]

M. Ali Nasseri’s seminar has been rescheduled for Wednesday, May 11th at 12:00 pm in 320 Hackerman Hall.   Stochastic Models in Robotics Presented by Gregory Chirikjian   Abstract Many stochastic problems of interest in engineering[...]

The purpose of the Johns Hopkins Robo Challenge is to complement classroom instruction by providing students with a unique opportunity to apply classroom skills and knowledge in a fun and competitive environment. The event brings[...]