Johns Hopkins ChemBE
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Johns Hopkins University Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Baltimore, MD
Joined March 2009
The human body relies on a network of tiny tube-like structures that scientists have had challenges replicating. Now a team of Johns Hopkins engineers has described a new way to create microtubes in the lab that accurately mimic those in the human body:
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Spring 2025 seminars have begun! Today, Sebastian Castillo-Hair joined ChemBE to discuss "Engineering cell state-specific gene regulation with AI and synthetic biology." Stay tuned for more upcoming seminars on our website:
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RT @BMES_CMBE: Cellular migration, cellular mechanical memory, and mechanically-dependent immunesuppression - an inspiring talk by Dr. Kons…
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Wishing you warmth and joy this winter season! As we wrap up the year, ChemBE is excited to see what 2025 will bring❄️
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A team led by Hopkins engineers has developed a method to convert organic waste into medium-chain carboxylic acids (MCCAs). Learn more about the effort that recently received funding support from BioMADE:
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Four ChemBE students have received support from the Provost’s Undergraduate Research Award (PURA) program for the 2024-2025 academic year! Learn more about their projects here:
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RT @INBT_JHU: @JHU_ChemBE PhD student and member of @DenisWirtz lab, @Hanna_Eban is working to break barriers to help improve cellular ther…
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RT @HopkinsEngineer: .@JHU_ChemBE Prof David Gracias has been selected to the 2024 class of the @AcadofInventors! Gracias holds 36 patents…
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Congratulations to ChemBE's David Gracias for being named as a National Academy of Inventors Fellow. This is the highest professional distinction awarded solely to inventors. He is among 170 academic inventors to be named NAI fellows this year.
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Thank you for coming to the last ChemBE seminar of 2024! Today Roger Howell from Rutgers University discussed "Radiopharmaceutical Therapy – How to Treat What You Cannot See."
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Students, faculty, and staff came together this week to have a wonderful holiday celebration. Thank you to everyone who stopped by; your presence made the evening special!
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RT @JHElisseeff: Cool work by @JHU_ChemBE faculty - Molecular Morphers: DNA-powered gels shape-shift on command vi…
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RT @HopkinsEngineer: In @NatureComms: AI-designed, DNA-powered, & autonomously shape shifting. A @JHU_ChemBE team is blending machine learn…
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The group toured the BMA's current exhibition: Preoccupied: Indigenizing the Museum to view historically erased indigenous pieces of art and culture. The exhibition was followed with brunch and discussion.
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It was great seeing everyone at ChemBE's seminar yesterday, where Sergey Semenov from the Weizmann Institute of Science discussed "From life-inspired materials to the origin of life: dissipative structures by molecular design." We hope to see you again next week!
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Congratulations to ChemBE's amazing Senior Administrative Manager Bahar Zarrabi on receiving the 2024 Career Impact Award and the Career Champion Award from @doclifedesign ! The department is continuously grateful for her dedication to the ChemBE community 🎉
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RT @JHElisseeff: Wonderful event to celebrate @JHU_ChemBE Bahar Zarrabi and her career impact award. She has done so much for so many! ht…
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Johns Hopkins engineers have created a responsive, minuscule material that can dynamically reconfigure based on chemical signals. Learn more about these molecular morphers here:
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Thanks to the ChemBE community for joining Laura Gagliardi's seminar on "Theory, Computation, and Machine Intelligence for Reticular Chemistry." It was a fantastic opportunity to learn more about this research! 🙌
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