September 23, 2024 Congratulations to PMB Student Cyril Cook, for receiving 1st place for his poster entitled Assembly Thermodynamics of a Bivalent Heterotrimer in the Notch Signaling Pathway, at the July 2024 Gordon Research Conference for Notch Signaling in Development, Regeneration, and Disease 2024 Gordon Research Conference. Cyril, a member of the Barrick Lab, was one of four first-place […]
News & Announcements Archive
Elise White Awarded NIH F31 Fellowship!
Please join us in congratulating rising 3rd-Year PMB student Elise White, in the Woodson Lab, who was awarded the highly prestigious F31 Fellowship from the NIH this week! This is awesome news, and a huge accomplishment! We’re so proud of you Elise!
Congratulations, Dr. Alma Plaza-Rodriguez!
Dr. Alma Plaza-Rodriguez presented her thesis seminar entitled “Modeling Contractility Kit-Mediated Mechanoresponsiveness and Cytoskeletal Network Assembly”, and in doing so has now completed all requirements of her PhD program. Congrats, Alma!
Alma Plaza-Rodriguez – Biophysical Society Award Winner!
Congratulations to Alma Plaza-Rodriguez who was a recent winner of the 2023 Student Research Achievement Award Poster Competition at the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting
Tanya Nesterova NSF GRFP!
Congratulations to Tanya Nesterova who was recently awarded an NSF GRFP fellowship! In Dr. Jian Liu’s lab, Tanya writes Brownian dynamics simulations to determine how different proteins spatiotemporally regulate bacterial cell division.
PMB Students Briana Whitehead & Sanim Rahman Awarded F31 Fellowships
Please join us in congratulating Briana Whitehead (pictured) & Sanim Rahman both of whom were awarded highly prestigious F31 Fellowships from the NIH this week! This is awesome news, and a huge accomplishment for both of them. F31 Fellowships are awarded by the NIH’s National Institute on Aging for PhD students conducting aging research. They […]
Congratulations, Dr. Mark Petersen!
Dr. Mark Petersen presented his thesis seminar entitled “Thermodynamic Stability, Cooperativity, and the Partly Folded States of Semiautonomous Repeat Proteins” Congrats, Mark!
Congratulations, Dr. Remy Yovanno!
Dr. Remy Yovanno presented her thesis seminar entitled “Communication in Biological Macromolecules through the Lens of Molecular Dynamics Simulations.” Congrats, Remy!
Dr. Gosia Latallo defends thesis
On November 18th, Dr. Gosia Latallo presented her thesis seminar entitled “Single-molecule Investigation of Repetitive RNA in C90RF72 ALS/FTD.” Congrats, Gosia!
PMB Student Lauren Blake Featured in JHU Newsletter for Alternative Protein Project
Co-founder Lauren Blake, a 7th-year PMB student, was recently featured in the JHU Newsletter for the Alternative Protein Project. The student group’s objective is to increase awareness in the Hopkins community about alternative proteins through education, research, and entrepreneurship. The Alternative Protein Project also hopes to inspire students to pursue careers in alternative proteins and promote research projects […]