Johns Hopkins APL's Ashutosh Dutta is now in the New Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) Hall of Fame for promoting global deployment of the next-gen protocol that enhances Internet access, operations and security.

The final instrument flying on @NASA’s #IMAPMission has been integrated onto the spacecraft at Johns Hopkins APL. Learn more about the integration and testing needed to prepare IMAP for launch: @NASASun

New research from Johns Hopkins APL suggests grooves on Uranus' moon Ariel may act as spreading centers, transporting materials between its interior and surface, similar to tectonic and volcanic activity on Earth.

NASA’s Electrojet Zeeman Imaging Explorer (EZIE) has arrived at Vandenberg Space Force Base for final launch preparations. Led by APL, the #EZIEMission will take groundbreaking measurements of the auroral electrojets. @NASASun @NASASolarSystem

Congratulations to APL's Paul Kennedy for earning the @AOCrows Future 5 award for advancing electronic warfare capabilities for @deptofdefense sponsors. His leadership in collaborative electronic warfare systems exemplifies innovation and impact.

As the new mission area executive for #JHUAPL’s Research and Exploratory Development, Joan Hoffmann aims to advance the mission area’s charge to explore novel ideas, develop transformative technologies and deliver impactful solutions to partners.

Former Johns Hopkins APL Space Exploration Sector Head Mike Ryschkewitsch has been selected as a fellow by the @aiaa. Ryschkewitsch is one of only 28 people to be selected for the fellows class of 2025.

How do particles reach extreme speeds in space? APL’s Savvas Raptis led a study, featured in @NatureComms, showing how solar wind plasma work together to accelerate particles. This discovery could transform #heliophysics.

Congratulations to APL’s Air and Missile Defense Sector Head Dave Van Wie, who was honored by his alma mater, the @ClarkSchool at @UofMaryland, for his exceptional national service, leadership and professional success.

For the fourth consecutive year, Johns Hopkins APL has earned a @Glassdoor Employees’ Choice Award, ranking among the top 100 Best Places to Work among large U.S. companies.

In December, #JHUAPL, alongside @HopkinsEngineer, hosted the 2024 Cislunar Security Conference, uniting leaders from government, academia, and industry to address cislunar challenges and the importance of the neighborhood of orbits around the Moon.

Researchers at #JHUAPL and the @HopkinsMedicine Wilmer Eye Institute are developing smart eyeglasses to make retinal imaging more accessible. By using trained #machinelearning models, this innovation could revolutionize diagnostics and research.

“I am deeply honored to receive this recognition for the critical space missions and research happening at APL,” said Jason Kalirai, an astrophysicist and space mission executive at Johns Hopkins APL, who was recently selected as a fellow by @AAS_Office.

#OTD 20 years ago, @ESA’s Huygens probe landed on Titan, revealing some of the mysteries of Saturn's largest moon. 🪐 @NASA's #DragonflyMission is set to explore Titan’s surface, continuing the legacy of exploration and discovery. 🛰️ @NASASolarSystem

As APL’s new head of the Research and Exploratory Development Department, Andrew Merkle will accelerate innovation to develop disruptive technologies and collaborate with APL’s sectors and mission areas to tackle mission-critical challenges.

Johns Hopkins APL is contributing to the development of a miniaturized 5G cellular system that may one day keep warfighters and first responders connected in austere environments. ⛑️📶

New conference programming and speakers have just been announced. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain expert insights from leading voices in the field.

Johns Hopkins APL filed a record 564 intellectual property disclosures in FY24! This milestone highlights APL’s commitment to transforming novel ideas into real-world solutions that benefit federal sponsors and the nation. #Innovation #TechTransfer #IP

A study in @TheLancetPH suggests public-private partnerships to develop, produce and distribute COVID-19 diagnostic tests saved an estimated 1.4 million lives and prevented 7 million hospitalizations during the pandemic. Learn about APL's pivotal role: