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 Eric Johansen for defending his Ph.D. entitled “Virion Display Discovers an Endogenous Agonist for the Orphan Receptor GPRC5B” on June 28th
Rebecca Schulman will be developing “DNA Bioinks for Next-Generation 3D Bioprinting.” J Sohn and Anthony Leung will be “Investigating Structural Bases for Active and Inactive Condensate Formation by Cyclic-G/AMP (cGAMP) […]
Congratulations to Jessica Dunn for defending her Ph.D. entitled “Barcode-Enabled Digital Western (BEND-Western) for Highly-Multiplexed Single Cell Proteomics” on June 4th