The Johns Hopkins Institute for NanoBioTechnology (INBT) is an exceptionally diverse, multidisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and student experts uncovering new knowledge and creating innovative technologies at the interface of nanoscience, engineering, biology, and medicine. Launched May 15, 2006, INBT aims to revolutionize research by fostering a collaborative environment among engineers, scientist, and clinicians to pioneer new ways to solve some of the most complex challenges in healthcare and the environment. It brings together experts from the Whiting School of Engineering, School of Medicine, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Applied Physics Lab, and Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.

More Information About the Establishment of the Institute for NanoBioTechnology
Aiming Small, Thinking Big – Johns Hopkins Gazette, May 2006
Call It Croft Hall – Johns Hopkins Magazine, Spring 2013
Dedication of Croft Hall – JHU Engineering Magazine, Summer 2013

Sustainability Commitment
The institute is committed to sustainable practices with the help of My Green Lab and the Johns Hopkins Office of Sustainability. Certified green laboratories are identified by the My Green Lab and JHU Sustainability badges in the corresponding faculty bios.

My Green Lab organization logo. It has a circle with a leaf in it on the left and my green lab certification text on the right. Johns Hopkins Office of Sustainability Green Lab badge for platinum certification. It is a circular blue and green logo with a lab microscope.

Four-story rectangular red brick building at dusk with all the lights on. There is a row of outdoor lights on the right-side of the building along the sidewalk and three cars parked along the left-side of the building.
Croft Hall