PhD Advisors at Johns Hopkins University 约翰霍普金斯大学US
Quick answer: Johns Hopkins University in the US has 1682 faculty profiles in phd-match’s database, of which 19 currently show active PhD hiring signals (as of 2026-10-19). phd-match covers 174 universities across the US, the UK, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Canada, and Singapore, not just one country.
Research-focused faculty at Johns Hopkins University, listed for PhD / Master's applicants. Find professors whose research matches your interests, and check hiring signals before you reach out.
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⭐ Currently Hiring PhD Students (19)
Professors at Johns Hopkins University with active hiring signals for PhD students — reach out if your research matches.
Alexandra DeLucia
Researcher, Computer Scientist, Problem Solver. · Data Science and AI Institute (DSAI)
⭐ Update 03/2026: I am currently on the job market for a full-time research position starting late 2026. Please reach out if you are interested in discussing opportunities!
Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, Social Media, Large Language Models, Public Health, Computational Social Science, Text Generation, Controllable Generation, Decoding, Information Extraction, Summarization, Evaluation
Assistant Professor · Bloomberg School of Public Health
⭐ We are now actively recruiting. The Cai Lab member are trained in cutting edge microscopy technique, including super-resolution, and single-molecule imaging, combined with advanced proteomics, and work on many interesting problems related to biomolecular condensates.
The Cai lab focuses on understanding how the transcription process is regulated in normal and cancer cells. We are intrigued by the discoveries in our lab that many transcription factors involved in cancers can form small, liquid-like condensates in the nucleus to activate transc…
Assistant Professor · Bloomberg School of Public Health
⭐ If you are interested in joining the R/Bioconductor-powered Team Data Science group, please check our open positions at the LIBD career opportunities website. If we don't have any open positions, please reach out to Leonardo with your CV, GitHub/GitLab/etc profile with open-source software, and a sh…
At the Lieber Institute for Brain Development (LIBD), our group works on understanding the roots and signatures of disease (particularly psychiatric disorders) by zooming in across dimensions of gene activity. We achieve this by studying gene expression at all expression feature …
Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences · Johns Hopkins University
⭐ Graduating PhD students interested in a potential postdoc in my group should email me their CV with the subject line Psych ML Postdoc. Aspiring PhD students interested in working with me should apply to the Computer Science department and list me in their application materials. Current JHU students …
Machine learning for healthcare, Psychiatry and mental health, Causal inference, Measurement error in EHR data
Alsoph H. Corwin Professor of Chemistry · Johns Hopkins University
⭐ To undertake the interdisciplinary research we seek to accomplish requires skilled and committed scientists operating individually and in small teams. Applications for postdoctoral study are encouraged from disciplines ranging from natural product synthesis and biosynthesis to molecular biology, pro…
⭐ I welcome applications from potential graduate students in modern Japanese history, and from those with interests in transnational histories of gender, medicine, psychiatry, religion, and empire.
Histories of medicine, psychiatry, gender, family, colonialism, and religion in East Asia and Pacific Empires in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
Professor with Secondary Appointment in Genetic Medicine; Director of Cellular and Molecular Physiology Graduate Program · Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
⭐ Graduate Students: Motivated rotons are always welcome. We seek to integrate 1-2 new graduate students into our group.
Postdoctoral Fellows: We currently are recruiting one postdoctoral fellow. A suitable candidate will have an established expertise in biochemistry, cell biology, or biophysics; fami…
Phospholipids are the building blocks of biological membranes which enable cells to separate biochemical pathways, establish specialized functions that can respond when appropriate, and adapt to constantly fluctuating metabolic conditions. My laboratory’s research focus is on the…
Assistant Professor at Rutgers University Computer Science · Rutgers University
⭐ I will not be recruiting new PhD students during the 2025-2026 academic year.
natural language processing, with an emphasis on Responsible AI. I work on problems relating to fairness, trustworthiness, and safety. In addition to these topics, I am also interested in model reasoning and human-AI collaboration.
SNF Agora Institute Associate Professor of Health Policy and Management · SNF Agora Institute, Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, Bloomberg School of Public Health
community health, Public Health, U.S. policy, democracy
Assistant Professor · Bloomberg School of Public Health
Aki Nishimura, PhD, MS, uses Bayesian methods and statistical computing to tackle methodological challenges in healthcare analytics and large-scale biomedical applications.
mHealth;Digital Health;Community Trials;Neonatal and Maternal Mortality;Field research methods; Integrated Health Systems Technologies;Health seeking behavior;Hepatitis E (HEV);Maternal Morbidity; Pregnancy and Infection; Appropriate Technologies;Public Health Technology;Assessme…
Associate Scientist · Bloomberg School of Public Health
Health Systems; Machine Learning; Data Visualization; Community-based Primary health care; Verbal autopsy / Social Autopsy; International Health; Reproductive Health; Child mortality; Mobile Technology for data collection
Patient Safety; Second Victim; Disclosure; Incident Reporting; Quality of Life; Comparative Effectiveness Research; Patient Centered Outcomes Research; Quality of Care; MOS-HIV Health Survey; Community Based Participatory Research; Peer Support
Observatory Scientist · Space Telescope Science Institute
High spatial resolution UV/optical/NIR imaging and UV/optical spectroscopy
Crowded field photometry
Resolved stellar populations in star-forming galaxies
Star-formation histories of star-forming galaxies
Absorption-line spectroscopy
Interstellar medium in nearby star-forming gala…
Observatory Scientist · Space Telescope Science Institute
Atmospheric variability of O-type stars
Mass-loss rates of early-types stars
Pulsational magnetic properties of massive stars
Time-series analysis
Research Topics: Local Group Galaxies; Resolved Stellar Populations; Instrumentation; Stellar Astrophysics
Associate Professor of Practice · Carey Business School
Modeling and optimizing real-world complex systems in the presence of uncertainty to provide optimal decisions and significant inferences for managers and policy makers.
Associate Professor · Bloomberg School of Public Health
Maternal, child, and family health; Maternal; infant and early childhood home visiting; Early childhood services research; Service coordination; Early childhood systems; Workforce development
Associate Scientist · Bloomberg School of Public Health
Methodological and measurement approaches to mortality; causes of death; and reproductive; maternal; newborn; and child health (RMNCH) indicators
Strengthening national data systems—particularly sample registration systems (SRS)
Design; implementation; and evaluation of health pr…
Assistant Scientist · Bloomberg School of Public Health
Maternal and child health; maternal and child nutrition; early childhood systems; child nutrition; food security; child development; caregiver mental health and wellbeing; health promotion
Senior Scientist · Bloomberg School of Public Health
My primary interests include the development and validation of diagnostics for use in low resource settings. My current research focus is on the assessment of sustainable tools for disease detection and the molecular characterization of cholera (and other enteric diseases) to imp…
Assistant Astronomer · Space Telescope Science Institute
Debris disk phenomenon and transport and radial mixing in circumstellar disks, both in the Solar system and in extrasolar planetary systems, using radiative transfer and dynamical models and observations. Statistical properties of the disks as derived from debris disk surveys (e.…
Assistant Professor, Bloomberg School of Public Health; Senior Scholar, Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security · Bloomberg School of Public Health
HIV/AIDS, Public Health, flu, global security, coronavirus
Social support networks; informal/ unpaid caregiving relationships; HIV/AIDS; illicit and opioid drug use/addiction; vulnerable, disadvantaged, under-resourced; Black/ African American race/ethnicity; community based health research; health disparities; mental health and distress…
Professor and Area Chair for Marketing · Carey Business School
Developing new empirical structural models and estimation methods to understand the forward-looking, strategic, learning, state dependence, and bounded rational behavior of consumers and firms under complex environments including rational inattention, exploration-exploitation pro…
ESA-AURA Astronomer · Space Telescope Science Institute
Dr Fox leads international teams of researchers devoted to studying the gas in the Milky Way halo. This effort is focused on several key structures, including the giant Fermi Bubbles that straddle the Galactic Center and the Magellanic Stream, an extended tail of material strippe…
musical citizenship, political ideologies, socialist music education, German Democratic Republic, Cold War, body-based music-pedagogical practices, twentieth-century music, music and politics, aesthetic theory, music and childhood
Senior Scientist · Bloomberg School of Public Health
public health law; epidemic and pandemic preparedness policy; global catastrophic biological risk issues; biosecurity; bio surveillance; international disease surveillance
Distinguished Professor of the Practice · Bloomberg School of Public Health
Innovation in systemic reforms and measurement on gender equality, investment in adolescent girls' well-being and human capital, sexual and reproductive health--especially among adolescents, child marriage, women-friendly quality of services in maternal health and family planning…
Senior Scientist · Bloomberg School of Public Health
food systems; state and local food policy; community food security; food policy councils, community food assessments, food environments, regional food systems, food retail
Assistant Professor
Deputy Director, Center for Safe and Healthy Schools
Curriculum Director, Johns Hopkins HEAT Corps · Johns Hopkins School of Education
Observatory Scientist · Space Telescope Science Institute
Properties of the most distant galaxies and AGN in the early universe
Extreme active galaxies at high redshift, that have much more powerful X-ray emission compared to their expected optical properties
Large surveys for galaxies and black holes, including the Hubble Ultra Deep Fi…
Health Economics; Health Systems; Economics of Chronic Conditions; Aging; Diabetes; Individualized Medicine; Fairness in Prescription Drug Prices; Generic Drugs; Biosimilars; Program Impact Evaluation; Econometrics; Causal Inference; Latin American Countries
Assistant Scientist · Bloomberg School of Public Health
mixed-methods; qualitative research; ethnography; participatory approaches; lung health; vaccine readiness; health behavior change; mistrust, and rumor; community health workers; climate change, air pollution, and respiratory health; gender and social determinants of health; prog…
Associate Astronomer with Tenure · Space Telescope Science Institute
Light echoes of ancient supernovae and eruptions, SN Ia cosmology, EM follow-up of gravitational waves, High cadence light curves of transients with the Kepler and TESS telescopes
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, E.V. McCollum Professor and Chair of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Professor · Bloomberg School of Public Health
The impact of digital technologies on health care provision for vulnerable populations, and the factors that operate at the organizational level (e.g., complementarities between adoption in different facilities) as well as the individual level (e.g., privacy) that facilitate or i…
Associate Professor · Bloomberg School of Public Health
breast cancer; health disparities; ethnicity/race; obesity; Hispanic Americans; African Americans; cancer survival; polymorphisms/genetic variants; tumor phenotype; chronic inflammation; quality of life
Associate Professor · Bloomberg School of Public Health
HIV; HIV prevention; social epidemiology; injection drug use; substance use; opioid use; overdose; implementation science; cohort studies; adherence; global health; Kenya; HIV treatment; HIV care; infectious diseases
Practice Professor · Bloomberg School of Public Health
public health practice; public health infrastructure; public health systems and services research; Department of Health Policy and Management; harassment and workplace violence; workplace mental health and well-being
Associate Practice Professor · Bloomberg School of Public Health
High school Programs; School Health; adolescent health; healthy schools; health education; sexual health education; Middle School programs; youth development; academic achievement; youth voices
ESA-AURA Astronomer · Space Telescope Science Institute
Chemical abundance mapping and (in)homogeneity of star-forming galaxies
Mapping kinematics, stellar populations, ionization mechanisms, and outflows using UV-optical absorption/emission lines
Understanding feedback processes/mechanisms through the multi-phase medium surrounding s…
Project Scientist · Space Telescope Science Institute
Studying organics and dust through cosmic time
Studying the star formation in the Magellanic Clouds, and exploring their use as proxies for galaxies in the early universe
Star formation indicators in galaxies
Applying the NASA astrophysics Big Questions to outreach and learning p…
Spectroscopy of trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs), Rotation light curves of TNOs, Dynamics of trans-Neptunian binaries, Minor body and irregular satellite observations with Roman
HIV prevention; behavioral interventions; combination HIV prevention; positive health dignity and prevention; pre-exposure prophylaxis; PrEP; community empowerment; HIV testing; HIV care and treatment; sex workers; key populations; people living with HIV; fishing communities; qua…
prescription drugs; drug utilization; drug safety; drug effectiveness; patient-provider communication; pharmacoepidemiology; regulatory policy; Food and Drug Administration
His research investigates why people believe and share misinformation, what forces shape online social networks, and which content moderation interventions are effective for improving information quality online.
Health Behavior and Society;
HIV;
HCV;
social networks;
AIDS;
prevention;
people who use drug;
urban health;
needle exchange;
overdose;
social context;
mental health;
social networks;
neighborhoods;
alcohol;
MSM;
sexual minorities;
opiates;
tobacco;
drug treatment;
heroin;
vaccin…
Assistant Scientist · Bloomberg School of Public Health
community gun violence; criminal-legal system; program and policy evaluation; policing; health disparities; causal inference; qualitative methods; spatial epidemiology; sexual health
Epidemiological Methods for Planning and Evaluating Health Services; Epidemiologic Applications of Geographic Information Systems; Public Health Surveillance and Health Information Systems; Measuring Health Inequalities; Urban Health Metrics
Observatory Scientist · Space Telescope Science Institute
Star formation histories of nearby galaxies
Emerging Technologies for pubic understanding of science
Assistive technologies for visually impaired and other demographic groups
3D Printing
Use of GIS, citizen science and other technologies for public policy
Assistant Scientist · Bloomberg School of Public Health
Women’s health, Sexual and reproductive health, Fertility, Women’s empowerment, Maternal, neonatal and child health, Family planning, Contraception, Health economics, Demography, Population dynamics
My research examines how recognition at work—through nonmonetary rewards, reputation signals, and performance feedback—shapes motivation, learning, and cooperation. I also study how leaders’ communication influences the ways employees interpret these signals and coordinate their …
Assistant Scientist · Bloomberg School of Public Health
overdose; substance use; mental health; trauma; sex work; implementation; social determinants of health; policy evaluation; program evaluation; qualitative; quantitative
How many professors at Johns Hopkins University are hiring PhD students in 2026?
As of 2026-10-19, 19 professors at Johns Hopkins University, a US university, show active PhD hiring signals in phd-match's faculty database.
How many faculty profiles does phd-match have for Johns Hopkins University?
phd-match lists 1682 faculty profiles at Johns Hopkins University, each with research interests, department, and a link to the professor's homepage.
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No. Johns Hopkins University is one of 174 universities phd-match covers across the US, the UK, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Canada, and Singapore (US 97, UK 17, AU 10, CN 26, HK 8, CA 10, SG 6).
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Data last updated: 2026-10-19 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.