“We Take Apart the very First Instants of Destruction and Use Them
to Make the World a Safer Place.”

- Professor K.T. Ramesh, Director of the Johns Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute

HEMI News

Announcing the 2018 HEMI/MICA Extreme Arts Program Summer Interns

We are pleased to welcome Sandi Li (Interdisciplinary Structure) and Amy Wetsch (Multidiciplinary Art) as the 2018 HEMI/MICA Extreme Arts...

Three HEMI Fellows Receive Johns Hopkins Discovery Awards for Interdisciplinary Projects

Congratulations to the three HEMI Fellows who were recently named as 2018 Johns Hopkins Discovery Award recipients! Prof. Muyinatu Bell...

Jenna Frye Chosen as 2018 HEMI/MICA Artist in Residence

Please join us in welcoming the 2018 HEMI/MICA Artist in Residence, Prof. Jenna Frye! Prof. Frye serves as the Assistant...

Events

MEDE: Ceramics CMRG Summer Review

Monday, July 16 | 8:00am

MEDE Science Advisory Board

Wednesday, October 10 | 12:00am

CMEDE Fall Meeting

Wednesday, October 10 | 8:00am

Student Spotlight

HEMI Fellows

Project Spotlight

MICA Photography professor Jay Gould served as the inaugural HEMI/MICA Artist in Residence. Prof. Gould worked with HEMI faculty to create a series of photos to capture the complex work of HEMI materials scientists.

The impact energy in an asteroid 1km in diameter can be equal to 30 billion Hiroshima atom bombs.

HEMI cuts across three divisions within Johns Hopkins University: the Whiting School of Engineering, the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences, and the Applied Physics Laboratory.

11 universities partner with Johns Hopkins to create the Institute.

HEMI is made possible by collaborations between
Johns Hopkins University and the following organizations:

Army Educational Outreach Program California Institute of Technology Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (UK) Defense Threat Reduction Agency Drexel University Goddard Space Flight Center Ernst Mach Institut (Germany) HEMI Corporate Partners Imperial College of London Institute of Shock Physics (UK) Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory - Planetary Impact Laboratory Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Lightweight Innovations for Tomorrow Maryland Advanced Research Computing Center Maryland Institute College of Art Missile Defense Agency Morgan State University NASA National Institutes of Health New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology North Carolina A&T State University Protection Engineering Consultants Purdue University Rutgers University Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute

Southwest Research Institute Texas A&M University University of California, Santa Barbara University of Delaware University of Houston University of North Carolina at Charlotte University of Texas at San Antonio US Army Aberdeen Test Center US Army Research Laboratory United States Advanced Ceramics Association Washington State University Washington University in St. Louis Wilmer Eye Institute

“We Take Apart the very First Instants of Destruction and Use Themto Make the World a Safer Place.”