Written by JHU Alumnus Drew Bennett As covered previously in part 1 and part 2 of this “hypothetical yet educational” intellectual property story, Jack and Jill have several criteria to…
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by Adil Agha Khan Johns Hopkins Alumnus’14 M.Sc. Candidate Biotechnology JHU ’19 I am a creative person, and I like to do it all. Being a natural scientist, I like…
by Johns Hopkins Alumnus Lawrence Jones, Ph.D. Christensen (1997) mentions that companies can stumble for several reasons however well managed companies always are competitively alert to their customers. The observation…
Mathias (August 10, 2018) reports that Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc’s drug for a rare hereditary disease won U.S. regulatory approval on Friday, August 10, 2018. This is newsworthy for the very…
by Johns Hopkins Alumnus Dr. Jeff Oster, Ph.D., J.D. This is an article for the Hopkins Bio Network to share experiences with fellow alumni who are considering taking the plunge…
Laser Microdissection Workshop: From Biology to Immuno-Oncology Aug 20-24, 2018 August 20 @ 8:00 AM – August 24 @ 5:00 PM « Apply for the Bio+Tech18 Pitch Contest by August…
Maryland, New York, Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco The Hopkins Biotech Network (HBN) Affinity Group aims to enhance and create connections between alumni, current students, and the University to build…
UPCOMING EVENT! REGISTER NOW! Precision Medicine World Conference International (PMWCIntl) is holding its second annual Duke chapter of Precision Medicine World Conference 2018. With over a 100 speakers in two…
Written by: Jessica Joseph PhD Candidate: Cellular and Molecular Medicine While working towards a Masters or PhD in the biological sciences, it can be difficult to gauge what kinds of…
McCue, T.J (May 24, 2018): “Stem cells are the microchips of tomorrow’s tech. They need to be manufactured to quality specifications. As soon as you can buy off the shelf,…
