Jan 8, 2016 | No Comments | By Jessica Ader
On January 6th, The Army Research Laboratory and the Department of the Army co-chaired a review of the Enterprise for Multiscale Research of Materials (EMRM) on JHU’s campus. The Enterprise consists of protection, electronic and energetic materials programs. The protection materials program is led by JHU within the Center for Materials in Extreme Dynamic Environments, located in the Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute. The programs were reviewed by a research management board composed of senior members from theNational Science Foundation, Army Research Laboratory, Office of Naval Research and the Office of the Secretary of Defense. President Ronald Daniels provided the opening remarks, and event was attended by 117 researchers and students from 22 academic and government institutions.
Johns Hopkins University hosted 117 researchers and students from 22 academic and government institutions for the EMRM Research Management Board on January 6, 2016.. (Photo: Will Kirk, Homewood Photography)
Johns Hopkins University president Ronald Daniels opens the meeting by greeting our distinguished guests. (Photo: Will Kirk, Homewood Photography)
Members of the Research Management Board pose for a photo with JHU President Ron Daniels, WSE Dean Ed Schlesinger, and other members of the JHU community. (Photo: Will Kirk, Homewood Photography)
KT Ramesh, Director of CMEDE, gives and overview of the program and its progress over the past four years. (Photo: Will Kirk, Homewood Photography)
