We are delighted to learn that Wei-Hung will receive the NCI F99/K00 fellowship (more deatils at https://me.jhu.edu/2020/07/30/wei-hung-jung-receives-nci-f99-k00-award/), the fund of which will cover the remainder of his PhD training and 4 more years of postdoc stipend/research cost at any lab … Continue reading →

Matt is selected for the Travel Award to present his work on the cytoskeleton dynamics during extreme cell migration at the 2020 Biophysical Society Annual Meeting (https://www.biophysics.org/2020meeting#/) . Congratulations!

We are very pleased to learn that Keva has been selected to receive Provost’s Undergraduate Research Award (PURA) for 2019. Keva has been working on the project of extreme cell motility with Matt’s supervision. Her work is also selected to … Continue reading →

Ed presented his research project of developing high-throughput force measurement techniques at the annual Johns Hopkins Institute for NanoBioTechnology undergraduate research symposium. He won the best poster award with a cash prize. Congratulations, Ed!

Oludunsin’s research abstract was selected for American Society for Gravitational and Space Research Student Travel Award to attend the annual meeting. This year’s meeting will take place at the Bethesda North Marriott and Conference Center in Bethesda, MD. Every year  this conference  brings … Continue reading →

Seungman’s proposal to develop implantable cardiac patches to treat heart failures has won the MSCRF postdoc fellowship (http://www.mscrf.org/content/awardees/2018Awardees.php​).  Seungman will be investigating how to improve the treatment outcome for heart failure patients by establishing standardized quality control protocols for clinical applications of … Continue reading →

Wei-Hung is selected to be awarded for a one-year Technology Fellowship with his  proposal entitled “Implementing Virtual Reality Technology to Power Interactive Visualization of Multivariate Data”. This project will pave the way of virtual reality-guided protein structure exploration and non-image … Continue reading →

We are very excited that Jeyani  took first place in the poster session at the Women in STEM Symposium for her poster on DNA origami! The first annual Women in STEM Symposium was hosted by the Women of Whiting on … Continue reading →

We are happy to receive Discovery Award for our work of developing an image-based high-throughput drug screening system. The novel system is designed to optimize personalized treatment for patients with heart diseases while minimizing the cardio-toxicity. It is one of … Continue reading →