In May 2022, thirty-eight early career faculty members were selected to receive Johns Hopkins Catalyst Awards, an honor that is accompanied by a $75,000 grant, mentoring opportunities, and institutional recognition.
This year’s Catalyst Awardees will investigate a host of novel research areas including developing new measures to better advance indigenous health research, redefining laser safety for photoacoustic-guided liver surgery, exploring Asian identity and representation on the American opera stage, identifying the long-term impacts of chemical warfare survivors, and studying conserved cellular and molecular mechanisms governing organ size in skin to ultimately create high-quality, functional skin on demand.
These experts represent twenty-nine departments—including Anthropology, Biostatistics, Comparative Thought and Literature, Environmental Health and Engineering, Music Theory, Otolaryngology, and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
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Narges Bajoghli |
Muyinatu Bell |
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Anthony Cammarato |
Peter DeCarlo |
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Nicholas Durr |
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Andrew Gordus |
Luo Gu |
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Satoru Hashimoto |
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*Co-Funded with ROSEI* |
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*Co-Funded with ROSEI* |
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Archana Venkataraman Electrical and Computer Engineering
Whiting School of Engineering
