A little sneak peek of our new office that is under construction.

New molecular detection platform by INBT researchers provides new insights into gene medicine manufacturing.

'Being able to quantitatively resolve payload characteristics of mRNA LNPs at the single particle level has never been done before,' said Mao.

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The INBT is hiring! We're looking for a Communications Specialist to join our dynamic staff and help showcase the amazing research, programs, and people at the Institute. jobs.jhu.edu/s/pMwwEQ

I am so incredibly proud of my growing lab. Yesterday the Phillip lab celebrated 2 yrs of existence Johns Hopkins BME The Institute for NanoBioTechnology (INBT) Johns Hopkins Engineering. Many lessons learned and many more to learn, but I am so grateful that I get to work everyday with such amazing ppl!

A team led by #HopkinsEngineer Rebecca Schulman has developed a library of genelets that can perform certain cellular functions, laying the groundwork for materials that behave like organisms.

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Happy first day of classes to all our students and faculty!

There's a lot of incredible research going on at INBT! Read about one of our major research areas, engineering diagnostic tools for early disease detection here: ow.ly/so5S50IJeNX

Hard to believe it's almost Fall semester - undergrads, are you ready? Do you have an REU lined up for next summer? Check out the opportunities you will have with one of INBT's two REU programs here: ow.ly/ZQqg50IJezK

New postdoctoral opportunity in our lab! Cell Biology, fractionation, and organelle experience a must!

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Today is officially the last day of our National Science Foundation #REU NanoBio program. Wonder what our students have been up to the past ten weeks? REU student Ayanna Horsford is happy to show you! youtu.be/FjVlzjEHNMw

Join us in reaching our goal of $20,000!

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Armed with low-cost but powerful paper microscopes, The Institute for NanoBioTechnology (INBT) alum Ikbal Choudhury Ikbal Choudhury and his team at Open Field Collective are bringing science education and conservation to low-resource and low-income communities. ow.ly/9Vce50Kf3Ka

Our last post in our #REU Follow Friday series is Peyton Panovich. She is trying to better understand the metabolic behavior of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) cells, which will hopefully lead to future AML treatments. You can follow Peyton on LinkedIn ow.ly/ASY050K1Aiz

The next #REU student in our series is Dana Allababidi. She is working with REU student Nyssa Engebo to develop models of how drugs move through 231 spheroids to better understand the path and influence of drugs in the body. Connect with Dana on LinkedIn ow.ly/hRCW50K1yua

The final #REU Follow Friday posts starts with Nyssa Engebo. She and REU student Dana Allababidi are developing models of how drugs move through 231 spheroids to better understand the path and influence of drugs in the body. Connect with Nyssa on LinkedIn ow.ly/HNBy50K1z7i