The workshop “Nanotechnology for Cancer” will be held in the Owens Auditorium of the Koch Cancer Center Research Building from 2 to 5 p.m.

Via shuttle: JHU affiliates are encouraged to take the Homewood-JHMI shuttle, which departs from the St. Paul Street side of the JHU Barnes and Noble Bookstore at Homewood and makes two stops at the medical campus. The first stop is at the corner of E. Monument Street and N. Broadway. From this shuttle stop, walk south on N. Broadway toward Jefferson St. Turn right at Jefferson and the Koch Cancer Research Building is second completed building on the left.

Via Baltimore Metro: The metro has its last stop on the Johns Hopkins medical campus. To reach the Koch Building, exit the train and follow the signs to the escalator that takes you toward the street exit closest to the hospital. You will be at N. Broadway adjacent to the Outpatient Center. From here, walk south on N. Broadway, turn right at Jefferson and the Koch Building will be the second completed building on the left.

Driving: Driving directions to the Johns Hopkins Medical Campus. Parking is limited on the medical school campus. If you prefer to drive, the closest parking is in the McElderry Garage.

The symposium will be held in the Turner Auditorium from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The poster session will be held in Turner Concourse from 2 to 4:30 p.m. The Turner Auditorium is located at 720 Rutland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21202. Visitors and employees can enter through the revolving door of the Broadway Research Building (BRB), located at 733 N. Broadway, MD 21205. Visitors will need to check in at the guard’s station. Then follow the hallway to the fountain and make a right into the Turner Concourse.

Via Shuttle: JHU affiliates are encouraged to take the Homewood-JHMI shuttle, which departs from the St. Paul Street side of the JHU Barnes and Noble Bookstore at Homewood and makes two stops at the medical campus. The second shuttle stop is in front of the School of Public Health at the corner of Wolfe and E. Monument streets. From here, walk in the opposite direction of traffic on E. Monument, past the bookstore and bank, and enter Turner via the Ross Building. You will need to show your ID at the guard’s station as you enter.

Driving: Driving directions to the Johns Hopkins Medical Campus. Parking is limited on the medical school campus. If you prefer to drive, the closest visitor parking is in the McElderry Garage.

Via Baltimore Metro: The metro has its last stop on the Johns Hopkins medical campus. On Friday, exit the train and walk toward “Streets and Buses” to come out at the corner of E. Monument and N. Broadway. Cross Broadway and walk north just past the Kennedy Krieger Institute where you will see the entrance to the Broadway Research Building, at 733 N Broadway. Enter through the revolving door. Visitors will need to check in at the guard’s station. Then follow the hallway to the fountain and make a right into the Turner Concourse.

• Driving directions to the Johns Hopkins Medical Campus
• Layout of Turner Concourse
• East Baltimore street map
• Medical campus map
• Shuttle routes
• Baltimore Metro