Upcoming Events

The Hopkins Business of Health Initiative Workgroup on AI and Healthcare and the Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute are convening together for the first time. The end-of-year capstone will bring together faculty, researchers, and clinicians from across Johns Hopkins for a half day of lightning-round research talks, discussion, and networking.

Luis Garza, a professor of dermatology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, will give a talk titled "Appendage Regeneration" for the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics.

A forum for Hopkins employees to connect about returning to work after parental leave

The Stoop Storytelling Series, started by Laura Wexler and Jessica Henkin in 2006, is a Baltimore-based organization that empowers individuals and builds community through the sharing of personal stories. Since its inception, The Stoop has become a beloved Baltimore institution with nearly 4,000 participants so far.

In this session, Tim Dore brings a chemist's perspective to the full arc of drug development—from early hit identification and lead optimization through development candidate selection, IND-enabling studies, and post-market surveillance.

Jessica Colburn, an assistant professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins, will give the final talk of the Active Aging series, titled "Aging with Intention: Planning Where—And How—We Want to Live," presented by The Academy at Johns Hopkins.

Doctoral candidate MaDeja Leverett will highlight the girlhood experiences of two specific girls, Harriet Jacobs and Louisa Picquet, as significant examples that speak to the intricacies of enslaved girls' lives.

Nicole Carr, author and journalist, and Delece Smith-Barrow, deputy health editor at Politico, will discuss health outcomes, segregation, and health equity in the U.S., themes from Carr's newest book, The Price of Exclusion: The Pursuit of Healthcare in a Segregated Nation.

Johns Hopkins Writing Seminars alum Brooke Nevils and Katie Curran O'Malley discuss Nevils' new memoir, which helped to catalyze the #MeToo movement, at the Ivy Bookshop.

Blending live theater, artificial intelligence, wearable neurotechnology, and interactive media, hyper_object is a new immersive neuro-theater performance that tells the story of a mysterious planet that can perceive the thoughts of humankind.

This interactive workshop blends the art of personal storytelling, the science of relationship-building, and the practice of delivering a pitch that truly resonates. Participants will explore how to move beyond small talk and cultivate an authentic, confident professional presence that leaves a lasting impression.

Join the Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical and Translational Research for a lively day highlighting how health research shapes better care. Discover real-world impact, connect with experts, and take part in hands-on activities. Open to health-care professionals, patients, families, and anyone curious.