by Malissa Rodenburg Masters in Science Writing Student at Johns Hopkins University and Denver, Colorado Science Free Lance Writer For many patients who have epilepsy, not knowing when the next…
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by Stephanie Yang Human Genetics Ph.D. Candidate at Johns Hopkins Institute of Genetic Medicine On November 1, 2018, sequencing giant Illumina announced that it would be acquiring the long-read sequencing…
by Yazmin Rovira Gonzalez Ph.D. Candidate at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Cellular and Molecular Medicine Drug manufacturing facility of Emergent BioSolutions at Bayview campus located in Baltimore, Maryland. Image…
by Adil Agha Khan Johns Hopkins University Alumnus and Biotechnology Master’s Student The cell is indeed a world of its own. Organelles, the organs of the cell, work together in…
by Ph.D. Candidates Danielle Bouchard and Eva Shrestha On the evening of October 30, 2018, more than 20 alumni from the Johns Hopkins University gathered together on the 11th floor…
Submitted by Lawrence Jones, PhD Puppala (December 1, 2014) reports that wearables have gained the attention of a few tech giants and that the highest potential lies in healthcare. Recently…
Submitted by: Yazmin Rovira Gonzalez Johns Hopkins Ph.D. Student On September 26th, 2018, Hopkins Biotech Network (HBN), together with the Biomedical Scholars Association (BSA) JHM Professional Development and Career Office…
Submitted by Johns Hopkins Alumnus Nate Hughes, MPP 8th Orphan Drugs & Rare Diseases 2018 Americas Congress – East Coast Boston MA, USA. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/8th-orphan-drugs-rare-diseases-2018-americas-congress-anne-raguindin/ The growth of the global orphan…
Submitted by Dimitri Tselenchuk Ph.D. Candidate Johns Hopkins: Cellular and Molecular Medicine Johns Hopkins Fast Forward U hosted a two-day entrepreneurial event known as The Start-Up Experience. During the first…
