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Dr. Dahbura and 5 decades of Hopkins
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In this episode of Hopkins Hacks, we are joined by Dr. Anton Dahbura, who is both an alumnus and faculty at Johns Hopkins in the CS department. We discuss student research efforts, differences in going into industry vs academia post-graduation, and how Hopkins has evolved over the past 5 decades.
Resources:
PILOT academic support: Register for a PILOT Session | Academic Support | Johns Hopkins University (jhu.edu)
WJHU radio: WJHU Radio – WE DO WHAT WE WANT
Institute for Shared Autonomy: shared autonomy jhu - Google Search
CS seminars with academic and industry leaders: Department of Computer Science | Seminars (jhu.edu)
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