The Hopkins Biotech Network (HBN) mission is to bring together academic and industrial sides of science to strengthen the biotech community at Hopkins and beyond. We focus on providing experiential learning opportunities and thought-provoking resources to dissect critical issues in biotechnology, helping our members build their network to become broadly effective scientists.
Student submitted pieces on the latest news and advancements in the biotech industry
Educational and experiential learning opportunities to help students explore the world of business and biotech
We help students engage with Hopkins alumni and other industry professionals
Help foster relationships between biotech companies and our Hopkins community
Launched in 2020, the Hopkins Biotech Podcast explores the biotech industry through weekly discussions with experts
HBN will host Ben Portney, Senior Associate at Flagship Pioneering, on Thursday February 4th at 12:00 PM to discuss an exciting fellowship at this unique VC firm. The Flagship
By Waqas Haque1, Muzzammil Ahmadzada2 Affiliations: 1University of Texas Southwestern Medical School; 2Johns Hopkins University Disclosures: The authors have no financial conflicts of interest. Introduction
I am a 4th year student in the Cell and Molecular Medicine program, and have been serving as Chief Editor for 2 years. I look forward to reading your work!
Each year, more PhD trainees transition away from academic research to careers in industry. It’s our mission at the Hopkins Biotech Network to provide programming and events that cover the depth and breadth of career opportunities in the biotech industry. Our educational workshops, seminars and experiential learning opportunities help our students prepare for a life beyond graduate work.
