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  • About
    • Contact
    • FAQ
  • People
    • Core Researchers
    • Associate Researchers
    • Affiliate Researchers
    • INBT Labs Personnel Directory
    • Administrative Team
  • Research
    • Engineering for Cancer Therapies
    • Diagnostic Tools Engineered for Early Detection
    • Stem Cells and Regenerative Engineering
    • Process Engineering at the Nanoscale
  • Education
    • Undergraduate Programs
      • Nanobio REU
      • Rosetta Commons REU
      • IRES Program at Imec
    • Masters Industry CO-OP
    • Graduate
      • Nanotechnology for Cancer Research Fellowship
    • Postdoctoral
      • Individualized Health Initiative (inHealth)
      • Nanotechnology for Cancer Research Fellowship
  • Translation
  • News
  • Calendar
  • Symposiums
    • Nano-Bio Symposium
    • The Undergraduate Research Symposium
  • Give
  • Resources
  • NIH Awards $5.1M to Hopkins Team Developing Fast Diagnostic Tool for Sexually Transmitted Diseases

    September 28, 2018

    Mechanical engineer Jeff Wang and physician Charlotte Gaydos will oversee the development of a tool to detect the presence and severity of infections like gonorrhea.New cases of sexually transmitted diseases are on the rise worldwide, and some strains have become resistant to the antibiotics commonly used to treat them. Read More

  • Denis Wirtz and Pei-Hsun Wu Receive Awards to Study Cell Aging

    September 27, 2018

    Denis Wirtz, co-founder and core faculty member at INBT, Vice Provost for Research, and Theophilus Halley Smoot Professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, and his team was awarded funding by the National Institute of Aging to investigate nuclear protein lamins role in chronological aging. Nuclear lamin is a structural network inside a cell’s nucleus that provides both mechanical support and regulates certain cell functions such as cell division and DNA replication. Read More

  • Renowned Chemical Engineer Michael Tsapatsis Named Bloomberg Distinguished Professor

    September 19, 2018

    He creates molecular sieve membranes and catalysts to improve industrial efficiency and reduce waste, pollution. Oil refineries and chemical manufacturing plants are known for their meandering pipes, billowing smokestacks, and… Read More

  • INBT 2018-2019 Calendar

    September 17, 2018

    INBT created a 12-month calendar for 2018-2019 featuring different lab members in the INBT community. Download the full calendar to hang in your home or office. Story by: INBT Read More

  • Michael Tsapatsis and Efie Kokkoli join INBT

    September 7, 2018

    Efie Kokkoli, a targeted drug delivery specialist, joined the INBT and the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering faculty as professor on September 1. Kokkoli arrives from the Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at the University of Minnesota, where she served as professor, Shell Land Grant Chair, and director of undergraduate studies.  Read More

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