Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD·Private·Medical school
100 labs on PI Pages. It spends $4.1B a year on research and awards 622 research doctorates a year.
- Students
- 39,148: 9,175 undergraduates, 29,973 graduate
- Postdocs
- 1,832
- Faculty
- 4,020 full-time
- Campus
- Primarily residential
Labs here
David Elbert
Materials Science
Coordinate data producers, users, repositories and publishers through the Materials Research Coordination Network (MaRCN) to make depositing materials data in trusted repositories the norm under FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable) principles.
Kate Rowlands
Astronomy & Astrophysics
Map recent star-formation histories in nearby galaxies using full spectral fitting of KILOGAS data, and compare them with current interstellar gas to see how star formation depends on available gas.
Lan Cheng
Chemistry
Develop relativistic quantum-chemical methods that accurately describe how electron and nuclear motions couple in heavy-atom molecules, a key input for designing laser-cooling and precision-measurement experiments.
Oluwaseun Falade-Nwulia
Public Health & Epidemiology·Early-career
Adapt an existing social network intervention to rural settings with community input, so peer educators can distribute HIV self-testing kits and link people who use drugs to telemedicine care at community organizations.
Scott Bailey
Biochemistry
Determine how CRISPR-associated proteins use small guide RNAs to locate and destroy foreign DNA or RNA in prokaryotes, using cryo-EM structures together with biochemical, biophysical and cell-based assays.
Where its research money goes
A year of research spending, from the NSF survey every research university fills in.