Join the Johns Hopkins Science Diplomacy Hub for "Science Meets Regions: Estonia & Rwanda | Climate Collaboration for a Sustainable Future," organized in collaboration with the embassies of Estonia and of Rwanda and the National Science Policy Network. The climate science diplomacy event features keynote remarks by H.E. Kristjan Prikk, the ambassador of Estonia to the United States, followed…
Description Chosen from a pool of 120 applications, the 10 ventures in the 2023-2024 Social Innovation Lab cohort are building and scaling impactful companies in Baltimore, with an eye toward the world. From carbon-neutral building materials and modular container housing to supporting diversity and career advancement in engineering and professional interpreting, come see these inspiring teams showcase…
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory will host an Atlantic Coastal Resilience Workshop with the goal of bringing together academia, industry, government, and nonprofits to forge a path forward in strategic development of coastal resilience in the Atlantic region. By building up our coastlines against the rapidly approaching and catastrophic effects of climate change, our coastal…
The Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E) is looking for Fellows to help contribute to the direction of energy innovation. ARPA-E provides a unique opportunity to work alongside colleagues from diverse science and engineering backgrounds towards a common goal of changing the world through energy technology. Fellows gain experience in evaluating…
From start-ups to the board rooms of Fortune 100 companies, sustainability is at the forefront of strategy discussions. Whether you are an experienced executive or just started in your first managerial role, sustainability represents a rapidly growing set of responsibilities. This course is a comprehensive and practical guide to the most pressing sustainability issues in…
“I'm pro-human, not pro-toad.” The CEO of a major global company CEO reportedly said this as an argument that habitat destruction was sometimes necessary for progress. Yet 500 years earlier, Leonardo da Vinci observed that: "We know more about the movement of celestial bodies than about the soil underfoot.“ What connects these two observations? Which…
Are you looking for a way to make meaningful change in your community while completing your studies? Apply to be a SOURCE Service Scholar in 2024-2025! SOURCE is now accepting applications thru Sun, June 23, 2024! Open to students who will be enrolled throughout the entire 2024-2025 academic year. Join our Online SSS Info Session via Zoom on June 13…
The beginning of the academic year is a great time to create or renew healthy habits, like getting enough sleep, moving your body, and engaging with hobbies like being outdoors or the arts. This event will feature a variety of activities including engaged art, mindfulness, and movement that celebrate wellness, an emphasis on sustainability, and…