The Chemistry-Biology Interface (CBI) graduate program provides students with training that enables them to challenge the traditional boundaries currently separating chemistry from biology.
Our faculty come from chemistry, biology, and biophysics, as well as the Whiting School of Engineering, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and the Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Students interested in a PhD with a broad perspective in chemistry and biology can apply for fall admissions annually.
The Chemistry-Biology Interface curriculum enables students to individualize their programs to enjoy the desired balance of chemistry, biology and biophysics.
Congratulations to Keynon Bell for defending his Ph.D. entitled “Plasma Membrane Dynamics: Investigating Membrane Protein Oligomerization and Peptide-Mediated Macromolecular Delivery” on May 16th.
Congratulations to Emily Helm for receiving the Seeman Student Travel Award for the 2025 Foundations of Nanoscience (FNANO) Conference.
Congratulations to Prof. James Berger for his election as a AAAS Fellow!