Johns Hopkins researcher Suchi Saria is leading the way in using AI to make health care safer and smarter. From predicting sepsis hours earlier to scaling real-time clinical tools, her work is transforming how hospitals save lives. Read more in the latest issue of Johns Hopkins

Interested in pursuing postdoc research at @hopkinsengineer.bsky.social in healthcare engineering? Work with any faculty member in areas such as computational medicine, precision medicine, ML/AI for health, mobile health, robotics, HCI, AR/VR, and mobile health. Deadline: Jan 31, 2025

The 2025 Johns Hopkins Research Symposium on Engineering in Healthcare is next Monday starting at 8:30 a.m.! Check out our site to register, bookmark the livestream, speaker bios, and the full program:

Be sure to stop the 2025 Johns Hopkins Research Symposium on Engineering in Healthcare for our exhibition halls, collaboration and networking opportunities, and remarks from @alexisbattle.bsky.social, Chien-Ming Huang, and @moberst.bsky.social! Register now: 2025-malone-symposium.eventbrite.com

Our symposium’s final panel, “AI for Clinical Documentation,” will feature a talk from @hopkinsmedicine.bsky.social’s Anirudh Sridharan and discussion with Deanna Hanisch, Brian Hasselfeld, and Valerie Smothers. Learn more at malonecenter.jhu.edu/2025-symposi...

Our symposium’s third session, “AI for Diagnostics,” will feature talks and a combined panel with @stjude.bsky.social’s Paul Yi and @hopkinsmedicine.bsky.social’s Andrew Menard and @harissair.bsky.social. Learn more at malonecenter.jhu.edu/2025-symposi...

Our symposium’s second session, “AI for Quality and Safety,” will feature @hopkinsmedicine.bsky.social Peter Najjar. Learn more at malonecenter.jhu.edu/2025-symposi...

Our symposium’s first session, “AI for Medical Training and Education,” will feature the Malone Center and @hopkinsmedicine.bsky.social’s Shameema Sikder. Learn more at malonecenter.jhu.edu/2025-symposi...

The 2025 @jhu.edu Research Symposium on Engineering in Healthcare, “Human + AI: Redefining the Standard of Care in Medicine,” is in two weeks! Register here: 2025-malone-symposium.eventbrite.com

Learn about John C. Malone Associate Professor of Computer Science Suchi Saria’s mission to see how #AI can be deeply interwoven into clinical workflows to significantly reduce unnecessary mortality and injury.

Don’t forget to register for the 2025 Johns Hopkins Research Symposium on Engineering in Healthcare, which explores #AI for training & education, quality & safety, diagnostics, & clinical documentation. Register to attend in person or watch the livestream: malonecenter.jhu.edu/2025-symposi...

Read @jhu.edu Magazine’s Q&A w/ John C. Malone Associate Professor of Computer Science Suchi Saria, who discusses the evolution of her career, the personal connections she has to her work, the creation of her spin-off company Bayesian Health, & the promise of what’s to come for #AI and health care.

🚨 Applications for the Malone Fellows Program are open! 🚨 Seeking postdoc researchers in: • Computational medicine and bioinformatics • Precision medicine • ML/AI for health care • Systems modeling and optimization • Medical robotics, AR/VR, HCI, and devices • Mobile health Learn more:

As part of the Cancer AI Alliance, researchers like @alexisbattle.bsky.social and @mathias-unberath.bsky.social are using #AI to predict outcomes, individualize treatment, and protect patient privacy, transforming how cancer is understood and treated. Learn more: malonecenter.jhu.edu/johns-hopkin...

Xiaobin Wang will be working with our director, @alexisbattle.bsky.social, to synthesize and integrate mountains of complex child exposure data. Read more:

🚨 One week left! 🚨 Submit your poster on engineering healthcare research to be considered for this year’s exhibition halls at our annual symposium. Top 3 posters will receive prizes! 🏆 Submit your poster now: forms.office.com/r/k1YQ3MVEMs

We’re back on Facebook! 🪩 Give us a follow to stay up to date on the latest research on engineering in health care: www.facebook.com/JHUMaloneCen...

Featuring Anton Deguet, an associate research engineer in the Malone Center:

Join us on December 8 for “Human + AI: Redefining the Standard of Care in Medicine,” a @jhu.edu Research Symposium on Engineering in Healthcare. Register now at 2025-malone-symposium.eventbrite.com

Congratulations to Malone Center researchers Swaroop Vedula, Vishal Patel, Shameema Sikder, and Masaru Ishii on this grant, which funds the development of #AI capable of giving surgeons expert feedback based on videos of their performance.

Malone Center researchers like @moberst.bsky.social are using #machinelearning to develop intelligent systems for optimizing and individualizing patient care.

🚨 Call for posters! 🚨 Submit your engineering healthcare research for our annual symposium. ✅ Submission form: forms.office.com/r/k1YQ3MVEMs 🗓️ Deadline: November 10, 2025 @ 11:59 p.m. Learn more about the symposium: malonecenter.jhu.edu/2025-symposi...

Congratulations again to John C. Malone Professor of Computer Science @mdredze.bsky.social on this accomplishment!

Mark Dredze (@mdredze.bsky.social) has been named inaugural director of our Data Science and AI Institute. A member of the @jhucompsci.bsky.social faculty since '09, he is a pioneer in the application of AI for language analysis to public health and medicine. engineering.jhu.edu/news/compute...

Mark Dredze (@mdredze.bsky.social) has been named inaugural director of the Data Science and AI Institute. A member of the @jhucompsci.bsky.social faculty since '09, he is a pioneer in the application of AI for language analysis to public health and medicine. hub.jhu.edu/2025/10/13/m...

We’re pleased to announce that John C. Malone Professor of Computer Science Mark Dredze (@mdredze.bsky.social) has been named the inaugural director of the @jhu.edu Data Science and AI Institute (@hopkinsdsai.bsky.social). Learn more here: hub.jhu.edu/2025/10/13/m...

Save the date! 🗓️ This year’s Johns Hopkins Research Symposium on Engineering in Healthcare, “Human + #AI: Redefining the Standard of Care in Medicine,” will take place on Monday, December 8. ❄️ Learn more at malonecenter.jhu.edu/2025-symposi...

Johns Hopkins computer scientists have developed a new personal VA for older adults to help them take their health into their own hands.

Excited to be a partner in the first scalable federated learning platform for cancer research: "CAIA will enable unprecedented exploration of AI models for cancer patient data, through a privacy-aware technical framework and a collaborative research alliance."—Prof Alexis Battle

Congratulations to Malone Center member Christopher G. Chute on receiving this prestigious award from @amia.org, which recognizes his pioneering work in biomedical data representation, interoperability, and global data standards.

Hear what the Malone Center’s @mathias-unberath.bsky.social and Axel Krieger had to say at the @hopkinsdsai.bsky.social symposium earlier this month:

Congratulations to the team on their Best Paper Runner-Up Award! 🏅

In work appearing at @miccaisociety.bsky.social this week, Johns Hopkins researchers have developed a new AI-driven tumor segmentation method that takes advantage of something radiologists already do every day: writing reports.

Congratulations to BDP Christopher Chute for receiving the prestigious Morris F. Collen Award of Excellence from AIMA Informatics. A well-deserved honor for extraordinary contributions to biomedical informatics. amia.org/news-publica...

Our pioneering partnership with leading cancer centers and tech companies has been recognized by TIME magazine’s #TIME100AI 2025 for groundbreaking work in artificial intelligence and cancer research!

Malone Center director @alexisbattle.bsky.social co-leads Johns Hopkins’ participation in the alliance, which has been recognized for its groundbreaking work in #AI and #cancer research:

“This study confirms in a definitive way that this idea that the brain is capable of remapping, rewiring or reorganizing—that the cortex can simply do a switcheroo—is incorrect,” says the Malone Center’s John Krakauer.

Johns Hopkins researchers including @mikeschatz.bsky.social & @vikramshivakumar.bsky.social have developed Uncalled4, a new software toolkit that can detect epigenetic changes—chemical modifications to normal DNA and RNA that control which genes are turned off and on—with unprecedented accuracy.

“This neural configuration before amputation remains after the amputation. And it’s not ‘use it or lose it,’” says John W. Krakauer. By @avaskham.bsky.social #neuroskyence www.thetransmitter.org/plasticity/a...

Plus, the Malone Center’s Axel Krieger discusses how he was able to train the robot that performed surgery by itself for the first time on a pig cadaver.

Realistic robotic surgery without human help! Assoc Prof Axel Krieger's SRT-H performed a lengthy phase of a gallbladder removal w/ the expertise of a skilled human surgeon—even during unexpected scenarios that could cause emergencies. engineering.jhu.edu/news/robot-p...

Welcome to @moberst.bsky.social, who is also joining as a member of the Malone Center for Engineering in Healthcare:

Mathias Unberath, @hopkinsengineer.bsky.social computer scientist, and his team at Johns Hopkins are pioneering AI that enables smartphone diagnostics and enhances surgical safety. Because of proposed NIH and NSF cuts, progress like this is at risk. hub.jhu.edu/2025/02/24/m... #ResearchSavesLives

To realize the promise of #AI in medicine, AI solutions must be valid, precise, and transparent, says the Malone Center’s Swaroop Vedula.

Paired with an off-the shelf sim steering wheel, the "HaptiKart" game from Assoc Prof Jeremy Brown and @kennedykrieger.bsky.social colleagues may serve as a quick, easy way to help therapists and educators tailor interventions for kids with autism. engineering.jhu.edu/news/steerin...

An AI-powered robot trained by a Johns Hopkins research team has completed a groundbreaking surgical procedure, potentially changing the future of medicine forever.

Congratulations, Prof. Krieger!

The session featured talks from our director @alexisbattle.bsky.social and Malone Center member Swaroop Vedula:

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University have trained a robot to do surgery on its own, and it recently completed a portion of a gallbladder surgery on a pig cadaver. Medical roboticist Axel Krieger discusses how he was able to train this impressive surgical robot.

Congratulations to Zongwei Zhou on his NIH grant!