Revolutionizing Titanium Manufacturing: AI-Powered 3D Printing Breaks Barriers
AI-driven research is making titanium 3D-printing faster, stronger, and more efficient, transforming aerospace and defense ...
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Generative AI Wargaming Promises to Accelerate Mission Analysis
A team at Johns Hopkins APL is creating an artificial intelligence-driven capability that automates much of the work that ...
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AI speeds up titanium alloy production with higher strength for submarine manufacturing
A Johns Hopkins research team is using AI to enhance titanium alloys, improving strength and production speed for ...
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Hopkins programs forced to close as Trump administration ends USAID grants
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Monday, March 10, that the Trump administration had completed its six-week ...
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Opinion | Here’s how Maryland can leverage university research, development to grow its economy
The Maryland economy is facing budget uncertainties and the outlook on federal research and development funding is bleak. Still, the state can help surmount these challenges.
NASA’s EZIE Mission Will Track Earth’s Hidden Electric Highways to Predict Space Storms
NASA’s upcoming EZIE mission will use three small satellites to study electrojets — powerful electrical currents in the upper atmosphere linked to auroras. These mysterious currents influence ...
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Researchers use AI to strengthen 3D printed titanium alloys
Johns Hopkins researchers use AI to strengthen 3D printed titanium alloys - impacting aerospace, shipbuilding, and medical device industries.
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Johns Hopkins bet big on federal funding. The losses could now be $200 million a year.
The NIH has long seen Hopkins as one of its premier institutions. In 2005, the NIH awarded Hopkins about $607 million, ...