HEMI Workforce Development Event: Creating Effective Scientific Figures
Creating Effective Scientific Figures Peter Lawson, Ph.D. Data and Visualization Librarian Johns Hopkins University, Sheridan Libraries & Museums November 9,...
Creating Effective Scientific Figures Peter Lawson, Ph.D. Data and Visualization Librarian Johns Hopkins University, Sheridan Libraries & Museums November 9,...
Storytelling in Science Todd Hufnagel Professor, Department of Materials Science and Engineering Johns Hopkins University December 14, 2021 3-5:00 PM...
Searching the Scientific Literature: Why Google Doesn’t Go Deep Enough Stephen Stich Librarian for Science and Engineering, Milton S. Eisenhower...
Learning from Natural Surfaces: from Transport to Phase Change of Water K-C. Kenneth Park Associate Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering,...
In-Situ Spectroscopic Monitoring for Metal Additive Manufacturing Attend the seminar Metal Additive Manufacturing (AM) techniques such as Laser Powder Bed...
This event has been postponed. A new event will appear once it has been rescheduled. Join HEMI and the Materials...
Building Platforms for Active Hierarchical Colloidal Assembly and Data-directed Design Toward Material Resiliency Attend the seminar Self-assembly, the autonomous...
Mechanical Materials that Sense, Think, React, and Learn Ryan Harne, James F. Will Career Development Associate Professor Department of Mechanical...
The Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute (HEMI) and the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) are pleased to announce the Extreme...
Plastic Deformation Reconstruction Based on Acoustic Emission Junjie Yang PhD candidate, Department of Mechanical Engineering Johns Hopkins University Attend online Interpreting...
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