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Jun 12
New research by #HopkinsBME engineer @JustusKebschull reveals the brain contains 28 distinct types of dopamine neurons—far more than scientists previously thought. 🧠✨
Read more 👉 bme.jhu.edu/news-events/news…
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Congratulations, Andre! cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/m…
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Congratulations, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Alan Yuille, on receiving the 2026 Frontiers of Science Award for a 2017 DeepLab paper that uses #deeplearning to classify every pixel in an image. Yuille says the paper, authored with colleagues @UCLA and @Google, was just the start of this research. #NeuralNetworks
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A new @HopkinsMedicine study of mice reveals that #epigenetic marks can be inherited in new and unexpected ways that break the century-long understanding of the rules of inheritance explored and recorded by Gregor Mendel’s work with pea plants.
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JHU CS’ Yinzhi Cao, technical director of the @JHUISI, says universities can increase protections from attacks by raising cyber awareness, providing only necessary information to 3rd parties such as Canvas, & conducting routine internal tests to ensure that everything is secure.
Cyberattack on education software impacts Maryland school systems, colleges and students buff.ly/OF4GLgC
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6 days until Laboratory to Launchpad: Thurs, June 11 in D.C., join other researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders at @JHUBloombergCtr to explore how breakthrough energy moves lab ➡️ marketplace. Keynote: David Gates, CTO @TheaEnergy. Register: engineering.jhu.edu/material…
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7 papers accepted at Interspeech2026! ✨Huge thanks to my lab and students at JHU, and to our collaborators around the world. Our papers focus on speech synthesis, security, deepfake, and healthcare applications. @jhuclsp @HopkinsEngineer
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Johns Hopkins Engineering retweeted
Jun 4
🧠📸 Long-term memory is becoming a key capability for personalized AI agents, yet most existing memory systems remain fundamentally text-centric—often reducing images to generic captions.
In our new work, VISUALMEM, we ask: Can AI agents remember what images reveal about us, not just what we explicitly say? We introduce the first benchmark for personal visual memory, capturing both explicit visual evidence (recurring people, pets, and objects) and implicit personal facts inferred from visual and multimodal cues.
We also propose a hybrid visual–text memory architecture that stores structured visual memories rather than collapsing them into captions. VISUALMEM significantly outperforms existing memory systems on visually grounded personalization tasks while remaining competitive on standard text-memory benchmarks. @vng_sofw @thaoshibe @Yuheng120766 @JHUCompSci @HopkinsEngineer @JHUECE
Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2605.28806
Project: viettmab.github.io/visualmem…
Code: github.com/viettmab/visualme…
#AI #LLM #MLLM #ComputerVision #MultimodalAI #LongTermMemory #Personalization #AIAgents
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A tiny paper cut can heal far more quickly than a scraped knee. Why? Smaller wounds usually heal better and faster than larger ones. But there’s another factor in speedy healing: the #geometry of structures within a wound. Read the story to learn how Hopkins #engineers discovered the type of structure that speeds wound healing.
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Johns Hopkins Engineering retweeted
Jun 3
4/ Prof. Mathias Unberath (@JohnsHopkins), John C. Malone Associate Professor & Director of the ARCADE Lab.
Talk: "Digital Twins for Ambient and Embodied Surgical AI"
NSF CAREER NIH Trailblazer awardee. His lab sits at the intersection of CV, robotics, AR, and clinical decision-making.
Digital twins that model the OR in real time — surgical AI that doesn't just observe, but anticipates. 🤖🏥
#CVPR2026 #SurgicalAI #DigitalTwins @CVPR
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Watch Malone Center director @alexisjbattle’s installation as the @HopkinsEngineer Wu and Zhang Professor: youtube.com/watch?v=k1eCN8Oa…
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Jun 2
It’s possible I’m working my students too hard…
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Johns Hopkins Engineering retweeted
Jun 1
To plan effectively in an unseen 3D world, embodied agents need to form and update beliefs of the 3D world. In our recent work, @yifanyin_11 proposed 3D-Belief, a generative 3D world model that continuously updates scene memory AND 3D imagination of unseen space as an agent explores a new environment. We show great results of improved imagination quality 🖼️, spatial reasoning 🌎, and closed-loop planning 🤖 with 3D-Belief. This work presents a new way to think about what kinds of world modeling are necessary for embodied reasoning and planning under partial observability, particularly in unseen environments.
See the thread below for more details 👇
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What should a world model capture for embodied agents?
An agent acting under partial observability needs a belief over the 3D world: what it has seen, what may exist beyond view, and how that belief should update as it moves.
Introducing 3D-Belief, a 3D world model for embodied belief inference under partial observability. 🧵[1/9]
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Graduated from @HopkinsEngineer with a master's in biomedical engineering!
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Reconstructing schizophrenia in the human cortex—featuring Malone Center affiliate member @stephaniehicks:
Schizophrenia’s defining features—altered perception, disrupted thought, and changes in cognition—are inseparable from species-specific language and self-awareness. These are not traits that can be measured or reproduced in other animals.
A growing body of research is moving in a different direction, and this is something to celebrate on #WorldSchizophreniaDay!
In this article, we highlight new work using patient-centered approaches to better understand schizophrenia across human biological scales.
Check it out!
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Featuring work by @raabe_flo, @Falkai2, @PapiolSergi, @sanghokwon17, @BoyiGuo, @martinowk, @kr_maynard, and collaborators from @mpi_psychiatry, @MCSP_LMU, @SystasyBiosc, @uni_muenster, @usponline, @LieberInstitute, @UofUPHS, @jhubiostat, @broadinstitute, @McLeanHospital, @JHUBME, @JHUMCEH, and more.
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If you're looking for postdoc position in AI for Science, email me!
@ben_vandurme and I are recruiting multiple postdoc fellows at JHU. We're looking for candidates w/ strong record in language models, reasoning, coding agents, and/or AI for science.
Interested candidates should send their CV and a brief summary of their research interests to danielk@jhu.edu / vandurme@jhu.edu.
Please reshare for visibility. 🙏
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I've been to 100s of scientific conferences. I've never seen a technical talk get cheers, much less a standing ovation, but this result on pancreatic cancer really deserves it
Cheers, chills, and a standing ovation when RASolute 302 showed unprecedented survival on daraxonrasib for patients with progressive pancreatic cancer
Seldom do you sense you’re witnessing a historic moment in cancer care but this feels like ras targeting has arrived
#ASCO26
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Johns Hopkins Engineering retweeted
May 29
Last week I discovered that ChatGPT and Claude will send you their “encrypted raw reasoning” and of course I immediately wasted a weekend trying to do something bad with it. What I got for my trouble was this blog post: blog.cryptographyengineering…
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Hopkins held a special graduation for student athletes who missed Commencement due to out-of-town competitions. Surrounded by friends, family, and supporters, these grads got their special moment in Gilman Hall. Congrats, Blue Jays 🎓 🎉 bit.ly/4uMZ6cn
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Johns Hopkins Engineering retweeted
May 29
Humans don’t follow a values list. We make predictions about how a community will respond to a behavior. That capacity, normative competence, is what we should be building into AI. Talked about it on Ethical Machines.
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