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…
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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…
Digital Medicine and FDA Approval Author: Thuy Ong Photo: Courtesy of Proteus November 14, 2017 Ong (2017) reports that The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first digital…
Photo: Courtesy of Lawrence Jones Author Alumnus-Jonathon Drew Bennett Jack, Jill, and Steve are three employees at a start-up biotechnology company in California called BioBank Therapeutics, which specializes in…
Author: Katharina Schmidt Co-President of HBN/Ph.D. Candidate in Cellular & Molecular Physiology Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Pharmaceutical drug pricing is a very sensible topic in the United States especially…
The panel discussion shed light on the many diverse careers in science and industry. There will be more discussions in the 2018 calendar year.
