We were very honored to be tasked to organize the Trailblazer Workshop 2026, commissioned by National Science Foundation. The workshop took place at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington DC, on April 2nd and 3rd . This work brought together the inaugural … Continue reading →

After more than a year staying indoors for group activities, MEOW lab finally ventured out to the wilderness. On a sunny Sunday morning, we switched to the mode of hunting and gathering for food, instead of swiping cards. We picked … Continue reading →

On last day of October, we greeted  the beginning of the holiday season by celebrating Halloween. This year, we dressed up as princesses. Assorted princesses with fancy hairdos, accessories and imperial attitudes showed up at our Friday group meeting. We … Continue reading →

We are every honored to host Dr. Yen-Ping Hsueh, the Director of Max Plank Institute for Biology, for her visit to Johns Hopkins. Ping is an expert in inter-species interaction. Her research on the molecular mechanism behind the killing of … Continue reading →

We welcome Prof. Jonathan Woodward from University of Tokyo for his much anticipated 5-day visit to Johns Hopkins and the lecture in the special seminar “Microspectroscopic Detection of Magnetic Field Sensitive Radical Pair Processes in Biological Systems”. Jonny is the … Continue reading →

We are happy to have Dr. Taro Kumitomi from Juntendo University visit us on this breezy Friday in May. As a physician, Taro came to receive a short-term clinical training at Johns Hopkins Hospital for two weeks. He efficiently combined … Continue reading →

During the first week of March, we attended the second Quantum Biology Gordon Conference in beautiful Tuscany, Italy. More details are here. Due to the rules stipulated by GRC, we did not take photos to commemorate the posters and the … Continue reading →