Only two more days to register for the Nano-Bio Symposium! The day will be complete with panels, talks, including Shalini Oberdoerffer's talk 'Multifaceted Regulation of Translation Through the mRNA Modification ac4C' and a poster competition. inbt.jhu.edu/rna-innovation…

Today is the last day to register for the poster competition at our upcoming 17th Nano-Bio Symposium, open to all INBT research, as well as those outside of INBT. Learn more about the day of talks and panels, along with the competition and register here: inbt.jhu.edu/rna-innovation…

With her talk 'RNA Self-Assembly During Transcription,' T.C. Jenkins Professor of Biophysics, Sarah Woodson, will be on our guests for our 17th Nano-Bio Symposium on 5/13. Learn more and register here: inbt.jhu.edu/rna-innovation…

Congrats to the Johns Hopkins Medicine Johns Hopkins University Young Investigators Award Winners that will be Celebrated today! Including Johns Hopkins BME The Institute for NanoBioTechnology (INBT) PhD students Sarah Y Neshat and Yining Zhu
hopkinsmedicine.org/som/kudos/youn… Johns Hopkins Translational ImmunoEngineering

Continuing to announce speakers for our 17th Nano-Bio Symposium, Assistant Professor of Genetic Medicine, Gregory Newby, will be giving a talk on 'Therapeutic Genome Editing.' Be sure to register here by May, 5! ow.ly/Gjaa50Rep3N

Affiliate researcher at INBT, Joshua Doloff (Joshua C. Doloff), has been awarded a three-year, $450,000 grant from Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance to design new drug delivery systems with the aim of creating more precise treatments. ow.ly/WUxb50Rey59

Today on #WorldHealthDay we want to highlight all the amazing work being done at INBT to help improve cancer treatments and therapies. Read more about all the research being done here: ow.ly/b2li50R8HHS

We're just over a month away from our 17th Nano-Bio Symposium and excited to announce our keynote speaker this year is Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of RNA Biology and Therapeutics, Jeff Coller, with his talk is titled 'Harnessing RNA Metabolism For Precision Therapeutics.'

5 Hopkins Engineers were just elected to AIMBE College of Fellows—among the highest distinctions accorded to medical and biomedical engineers: Congrats to Kathleen Cullen, Andrew Feinberg, Eileen Haase, Deok-Ho Kim and Rebecca Schulman! engineering.jhu.edu/news/five-john…

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Come work with us! We are looking for a new Sr. Grants & Contracts Analyst who will provide support to the faculty, students, and programs of the institute within the finance team. jobs.jhu.edu/job/Baltimore-…

Supported by NIH, Hristova Lab and researchers at Tulane University and The University of Bucharest are creating those minuscule holes in an attempt to understand nanopores, nanometer-scaled openings or channels naturally formed in cells by proteins. inbt.jhu.edu/drilling-holes…

Johns Hopkins researchers have developed a robotic platform called RoboDrop that is capable of rapidly screening multiple combinations of antibiotics simultaneously to find the most potent mixtures. Read more about this how has tremendous potential: ow.ly/AsCf50QYEGN

Don't delay in preparing your Masters Co-Op application materials! During this program students gain work experience, network, and build skills that prepares them for a competitive job market. Documents are due April 1. ow.ly/8HLX50Qzk7m ow.ly/QSGl50Qzk7b

Researchers at Johns Hopkins have identified minuscule particles that supercharge therapeutic cancer vaccines, which train the immune system to attack tumors. Read more about how this can lead to more anticancer immunity here: ow.ly/aiNO50QTACo

#ONEHopkins is here! Will you help us reach our goal of 5,000 donors in 24 hours? Since it’s Pi Day, we’re celebrating in a special way—for your gift of $31.41, we’ll send you limited-edition Hopkins joggers as a thanks. Head to ow.ly/62QQ50QIfOx to claims yours!

#ONEHopkins is here! Will you help us reach our goal of 5,000 donors today? Since it’s also Pi Day, we’re celebrating in a special way—for your gift of $31.41, we’ll send you limited-edition Hopkins joggers as a thanks. Head to ow.ly/IB6u50QTayq to claims yours!

Creating tiny holes in a cell may seem counterproductive, but for #MatSci professor and The Institute for NanoBioTechnology (INBT) core researcher Kalina Hristova, these tiny pores provide new ways to deliver life-saving medicine. Read more: zurl.co/9cMw

INBT administrative coordinator Terri Ware was awarded the Outstanding Staff Award from the Men of Color Hopkins Alliance and the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity at their Women’s Appreciation Dinner for all her hard work she does for INBT. Congrats Terri! inbt.jhu.edu/terri-ware-rec…

In celebration of #InternationalWomensDay we are celebrating our newest researcher, Shinuo Weng. Her research focuses on understanding fundamental biomechanical blueprints that shape tissue development. Check out more of her research here: inbt.jhu.edu/people/shinuo-… #IWD 2024 #IWD