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 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…
By Nate Hughes Johns Hopkins Alumnus MPH ‘12 As Director of Strategic Partnerships in North America for a bio engineering software firm called Bio-G based in Berkeley, CA, I am writing…
Authored by Veta Obazenu Johns Hopkins Graduate Student Biofilm is a familiar topic in dentistry and internal medicine. The bacteria containing biofilm can be found commonly in the mouth in…
Written by Gwynneth Borges, Graduate Student Anyone who has ever listened to music knows the effect that music can have on the mind and body. It can calm you after…
Written by Drew Bennett In part 1, we learned that Jack, with the assistance of Jill, developed a small sequencing device that allows for the identification of unique cancer targets in…
Written by Gwynneth Borges, Graduate Student With global warming steadily becoming a more pressing issue, a new-found discovery has come to light in that cows could help reduce greenhouse emissions…
Written by Jessica Joseph, Ph.D. Candidate As mentioned in our previous article, the biotechnology industry can be broken down into color categories based on the techniques or products involved…
Author: MBA Student and HBN Board Member- Nariman Ziaee On December 1st of 2017, United States Chamber of Commerce hosted its second annual case competition. At this competition, The Chamber…
Author: Alumnus-Lawrence Jones Photo Courtesy: Environmental Biotechnology Kück and Dinkel (2015) posit that biotechnology has a broad reach and thus there must exist color coded classifications to provide a categorical…
