Program in Molecular Biophysics

The Program in Molecular Biophysics (PMB) trains PhD students to do cutting-edge biophysics research using the methods of biology, biochemistry, chemistry, physics, engineering, and computer science.

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May 7, 2021

Kudos to Prof. Karen Fleming!

PMB professor Karen Fleming has been inducted into the first ever class of ASBMB fellows. ASBMB fellows are recognized for their meritorious efforts to advance the molecular life sciences through sustained outstanding accomplishments in areas such as scientific research, education, mentorship, commitment to diversity and service to the society and scientific community.

March 23, 2021

Congratulations Amanda!

Congratulations to Amanda Qu for being awarded a 2021 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Amanda is currently a second year student in Doug Barrick’s lab. Yay Amanda!!!

February 22, 2021

Congratulations to Mel Nune!

PMB student Mel Nune won the Young Investigators’ Day Alicia Showalter Reynolds Award! This award is provided by the Dean’s Office of the School of Medicine, and recognizes the research of outstanding Ph.D. students across the School of Medicine. Mel will be recognized at an awards ceremony on April 6th.

May 18, 2020

Congratulations Elmer Zapata-Mercado!

PMB student Elmer Zapata-Mercado (Hristova lab) was inducted into the Edward Alexander Bouchet Graduate Honor Society! The Bouchet Society recognizes outstanding academic achievement and commitment to diversity.

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The Program in Molecular Biophysics welcomes students with disabilities and provides accommodations and services to students who self-identify in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act. In addition to providing accommodations and services, we also promote an inclusive and accessible environment within our programs.

This commitment begins with the application process. While there is no requirement to disclose a disability prior to admission, applicants who may need accommodations or services during the admission process are encouraged to contact Dr. Juliette Lecomte or Ms. Nicole Goode. Please also see the resources at the Johns Hopkins Student Disabilities Services office to learn more about accommodations and services available to admitted students.

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