150 years of impact

The Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Dashboard tracks drug production, shortage history, and shortage risk factors. Here’s how policymakers can use the data to support national security.

Hopkins researcher outlines two policy recommendations for cross-state telehealth that could help expand access to essential care while maintaining safeguards.

The Parker Solar Probe, a NASA and Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) mission to study the sun’s outer atmosphere, won the prestigious 2024 Collier Trophy for its boundary-breaking achievement.

From state-by-state training to community-based resources, Hopkins is helping local leaders implement evidence-based gun violence prevention strategies to save lives.

As billions in opioid settlement dollars reach communities, leaders are identifying what drives impact and how to ensure lasting results.

A deep dive into exposomics, which considers the health impacts of all environmental exposures across someone’s lifetime, and how the Exposome Collaborative at Johns Hopkins University helping make the data useful for clinicians and policymakers.

Safety is foundational for building public trust. But Hopkins expert says that highlighting the social benefits of autonomous vehicles can help drive broad adoption.

Hopkins mRNA researcher Jeff Coller explains the essential role of mRNA medicines in military readiness and national defense.

Johns Hopkins AI experts share the main things congressional staffers need to know about the way AI is impacting national security, ethics, and more right now.

Hopkins economics and business experts weigh in on what policymakers can expect if current trade policy remains and what alternative approaches may help.

In this Q&A, Amita Gupta, director of the Division of Infectious Diseases, explains why global collaboration—between and outside of government—is key to progress and health security.

Three Hopkins experts weigh in on why flood mitigation—not just flood insurance—is key to addressing the growing frequency of flooding.

The director of the Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute discusses what’s next for AI and what policymakers should keep in mind over the next year.

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab space exploration sector head says this year will be ‘pivotal’ for U.S. space operations.

SAIS professor Narges Bajoghli weighs in on Iran’s changing place in the global order and how the recent protests are both similar and different from previous ones the regime has faced.