Dr. Shuying Sun Shuying Sun has been selected to receive the 2023 Lee Hood Prize in Biomedical Science from the IBBS Johns Hopkins Medicine. Her research focuses on understanding how dysregulation of RNA processing contributes to neurodegenerative diseases. Congrats Shuying!

Me and the ladies from the Shimoda Lab, EiC AJP-Lung had a great time at the #APS2023 💙

Excited to learn about the most recent science about RNA biology at #NCIRNABiology2023. Postdoc fellows Daoyuan and Yini presented their posters.

Please check out our next research seminar tomorrow at noon. Dr. Susan R. Weiss SUSAN R WEISS from the Department of Microbiology Penn Microbiology of the University of Pennsylvania will come to share their research on coronavirus. More details on the poster!

Celebrating Susan Weiss SUSAN R WEISS's election to National Academy of Sciences with Andrew Pekosz & Diane Griffin! We happen to invite her to give Physiology Department JHMI seminar tomorrow. What an occasion! Congratulations 🎉🎉

Excited to host Dr. Youxing Jiang from @utsw HHMI for Physiology Department JHMI Seminar on TMEM175 lysosomal channel! Fun fact: Youxing published 6 1st-author papers (4 Nature, 1 Neuron & 1 JGP) during his 5-year postdoc with Rod MacKinnon on Nobel-winning K+ channel structures.

Shannon Shannon Niedermeyer is a super 🌟working on a super cool project! We are so lucky to have her as part of our team!

Signing Day! Super stoked to have Kenzie and Zach join the lab for their PhDs. Let's do great science together! Special credit: Awesome sign made by youngest daughter.

Dr. Sonya E. Neal Sonya Neal from UCSD will be giving a talk at our next research seminar held on tomorrow at 12pm. She will share their research on the role of rhomboid superfamily. Please check the poster for more details.

Finally able to reconnect with a good friend Claypool Lab aka the MPRC where we overlapped in the Koehler lab. Thank you so much for hosting my Physiology Department JHMI seminar visit! Enjoyed meeting students and faculty including Trina Schroer and William Wong. Until next time♥️♥️♥️

Globally reduced m6A in C9ORF72-ALS/FTD leads to transcriptome-wide mRNA stabilization and upregulated gene expression, and contributes to neurodegeneration Shuying Sun Sun Lab JHU Yini Li Physiology Department JHMI nature.com/articles/s4159…

incredibly proud of our high school summer student, Ibrahim, who did a stellar job presenting his poster yesterday as part of the SARE program. Serious props to his lab mentor, Mackenzie, as well! #ProudPI Douglas Robinson sare.cellbio.jhmi.edu

Come to join the Rao lab Rajini Rao in our department at Johns Hopkins Medicine!

Physiology Department JHMI invites you to attend the Sixth Peter C. Maloney Lecture TOMORROW at 2 p.m.! Join us in commemorating the life of an eminent scientific leader and loved mentor. This year's speaker is Dr. Mark T. Nelson from the University of Vermont! Mark Nelson Lab