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Jackson won PURA 2026

We are very excited to learn that Jackson has won PURA award for summer  2026. Summer PURA is a research award program offering a $6000 stipend to help offset expenses related to working on a research, creative, or scholarly project at JHU … Continue reading

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BPS Annual Meeting 2026

Junjie, Alejandro, Daniel and Jackson attended the BPS annual meeting  2026 in San Francisco. Junjie and Daniel won Travel Awards and celebrated the honor with beaming smiles. Alejandro was invited to give a talk on the development of hydrophobicity sensor … Continue reading

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Junjie and Daniel are selected for Travel Awards to attend Biophysical Society Meeting 2026

Junjie and Daniel who are selected for Travel Awards granted by Biophysical Society. Junjie and Daniel will present their findings of controlling enzymatic behaviors using magnetic field-dependent spin dynamics, and dynamic scattering of quantum-limited infrared light in cells, respectively. Congratulations!

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Alejandro, Daniel, Feiyu, Omkar, Shuhan are selected for Travel Awards for Cell Bio 2025

We are happy to learn that Alejandro, Daniel, Feiyu, Omkar, and Shuhan have been selected to receive Travel Awards to attend Cell Bio 2025, the international conference hosted by the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB). Cell Bio is a … Continue reading

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NIH Quantum Sensing Technology Challenge Winners Announced

We are very happy that our research team behind the collaborative project Quantum-Assisted Volumetric Imaging AppaRatus (QAVIAR) for Fast and Background-Free 3D Imaging of Whole Live Animals,” was announced as a winner of Stage 1 of the NIH National Center … Continue reading

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Tony wins the best poster award at the 18th Nano-Bio Symposium

Our committed and talented undergraduate research intern Tony Zheng was recognized for his excellent research, with the honor of the Best Poster Award at the 18th Nano-Bio Symposium. Tony has been working on the project in which we used a … Continue reading

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Daniel is the reigning champion of cell counting

For two years in a row, Daniel won the world championship of Leica Cell Counting competition. By eyeballing images of cell culture, Daniel could estimate cell density down to single digit. He is a walking cell counter that beats any … Continue reading

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Daniel, Hoff and Feiyu are selected for 2024 Cell Bio travel grants

We are very pleased to learn that Daniel, Hoff and Feiyu are awarded for the 2024 Cell Bio travel grants. They will be funded for the trip to present their research results at 2024 Cell Bio meeting to be held … Continue reading

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Quantum-Enabled Dial (QED) is funded via NSF Trailblazer Engineering Impact Award

We are very delighted that our project “Quantum-Enabled Dial (QED) to control biochemical reactions and cell behaviors” based on Junjie’s preliminary data has been selected by National Science Foundation (NSF) for the inaugural Trailblazer Engineering Impact Award (https://new.nsf.gov/news/nsf-awards-inaugural-trailblazer-grants). The 3 … Continue reading

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Samantha wins INBT symposium people’s choice poster award

We are very happy that Samantha’s work on quantum actuation under Junjie’s omnipresent supervision has won the people’s choice award at the annual Institute for NanoBioTechnology (INBT) symposium! Samantha’s work attracted many people asking questions about her findings! There is … Continue reading

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