News Releases

Angela Sarich been honored by the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) with the organization’s Bronze Medal Award for her contributions to undersea warfare science and engineering.

For the seventh straight year, APL has placed in the top 25 of Computerworld’s “Best Places to Work in IT” list, which recognizes the top worldwide workplaces for information technology professionals.

On December 24, 2024, NASA’s Parker Solar Probe will make the first of its closest flybys of the Sun, capping a nearly 70-year quest to unravel the star’s secrets. Explore the mission’s six-year odyssey of discovery in a new interactive timeline, which highlights its groundbreaking findings and breathtaking imagery that have transformed our understanding of the Sun.

APL researchers used artificial intelligence and two APL-patented imaging technologies to improve the accuracy and efficiency of breast cancer screening. The imaging technologies were originally created for satellite and military applications.

For the second year in a row, APL has earned Department of Defense recognition for its support of staff members who also serve in National Guard and Reserve units.

APL has signed a cooperation agreement with Houston-based Intuitive Machines to partner on providing safe, secure and reliable communications and navigation infrastructure in cislunar space.

Johns Hopkins APL has expanded its partnership with the Climate TRACE coalition to enhance AI-powered tracking of global greenhouse gas emissions, including new sources like wastewater treatment plants and reservoirs.

APL’s Building 201 was recognized as runner-up for Lab of the Year by the Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association, which recognizes innovative laboratory design and excellence across the globe.

A new high-resolution neural recording method developed by Johns Hopkins APL and the School of Medicine detects neural activity through the skull at unprecedented resolutions, expanding possibilities for nonsurgical brain-computer interface.