Congratulations to Brett O’Brien for defending his Ph.D. Dissertation entitled “Disentangling the physical basis for RNA aggregation and toxicity in Huntington’s disease” on Monday June 15.
News & Announcements Archive
CBI PhD Student Charles Nosal defends thesis
Congratulations to Charles Nosal for defending his Ph.D. entitled “Expanding out understanding of DXPS activity and function using chemical probe approaches” on Friday May 29.
Professor Kalina Hristova elected as a AAAS Fellow!
Congratulations to Professor Kalina Hristova on being elected a 2025 AAAS Fellow! The 2025 class includes 449 scientists, engineers, and innovators (a total of 10 from Hopkins) spanning 24 scientific […]
Professor Sarah Woodson elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Congratulations to Professor Sarah Woodson for her election to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences! Woodson is one of 4 Johns Hopkins faculty members being recognized for excellence in […]
CBI Students receive NSF predoctoral fellowships
Congratulations to Danielle Amaegbo and Damon Chan for receiving very prestigious NSF predoctoral fellowships to support their participation in the CBI graduate program.
CBI PhD students defend thesis
PhD candidates Eli Kengmana and Haley Tarbox recently defended their PhDs on localizing chemical reactions and methodological expansion of limited proteolysis mass spectrometry.
Xiongyi Huang receives multiple awards
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Xiongyi Huang for receiving multiple awards and fellowships recently. Huang is a ChemComm 2025 Emerging Investigator Lectureship Winner. He also received the 2026 Ed Stiefel Young […]
Congratulations to Dr. Jamie Spangler
Congratulations to Dr. Jamie Spangler for receiving the 2025 President’s Frontier Award of JHU.
Congratulations to Dr. Jun Liu
Congratulations to Dr. Jun Liu for his innovative research that has been recognized by his election into the National Academy of Inventors. Read more here
Congratulations to Haley Moran
Congratulations to Haley Moran for defending her Ph.D. entitled “Proteome Resilience at the Extremes: Insights from Limited Proteolysis Mass Spectrometry” on December 4th.