Engineering for Cancer Therapies
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Johns Hopkins scientists develop mRNA ‘booster’ as potential new way to treat rare genetic diseases marked by too low levels of specific cellular proteins Johns Hopkins Medicine laboratory scientists say… Read More
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Discovery could boost effectiveness of cancer and other medications Scientists at Johns Hopkins and Tulane University have discovered a way to transport large molecules into cells by opening tiny compartments,… Read More
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New tool could advance research on fertility, cancer, and more. Johns Hopkins engineers have created an innovative and highly accurate lab-grown model of the human fallopian tube— an innovation that… Read More
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Biosensors that detect proteins are crucial for diagnostics, therapeutics, and biotechnology. Traditional ways to detect or measure the concentrations of proteins are time-consuming, labor-intensive, require specialized instrumentation and facilities. Many… Read More
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Shortly after Adrian Johnston, Phd ’24, finished his freshman year of high school, his father lost his battle with cancer. Unmoored for a while, Johnston eventually found his footing in… Read More
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Engineers challenge conventional wisdom, showing how larger particles could revolutionize cancer immunotherapy Researchers at Johns Hopkins have developed a new approach to delivering medical treatment using mRNA, a genetic materials… Read More
