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UVa med school opens cancer research facility
WAVY-TV Officials say the new facility will help attract top researchers to the medical school and away from competitors such as Johns Hopkins University, ... U.Va. opens $70.7 million facility for cancer researchRichmond Times Dispatch all 15 news articles »
Thu, Jun 11 | from Daily Press
It's a wrap: Say goodbye to the school year, but not before a review
USA III Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. "Williams will do well at Johns Hopkins," Schoof said. "That's a good spot for him." DIEKROEGER UPDATE: Turns out Menlo School has had a higher draft pick than Diekroeger, who was selected the No. ...
Wed, Jun 10 | from San Jose Mercury News
NASA Set To Launch LRO June 17
NY We have seen interesting areas, but we're not calibrated yet so we don't have quantative numbers so the analysis is ongoing," says Ben Bussey of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, the deputy principal investigator on both Mini-RF ...
Wed, Jun 10 | from Aviation Week
Student Roundup
NY Jessica Buicko of Altamont was named to the dean's list for the fall semester at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. The daughter of David and Maria Buicko, she is a biology major. David Rokeach of Colonie was named to the dean's list for the fall ...
Wed, Jun 10 | from Albany Times Union
City researchers to take part in study on autism causes
JHU, Kennedy Krieger experts to examine both genetic, environmental factors Researchers at Johns Hopkins University and Kennedy Krieger Institute will take part in what's being called one of the largest studies to examine the early causes of autism.
Tue, Jun 9 | from baltimoresun.com
Blue Ridge seniors take home over $6 million in scholarships
AZ Rambler will head to the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks before attending Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md. Simmons will first head to Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., and then go to UCSD. Yazzie will attend the University of ...
Tue, Jun 9 | from wmicentral.com
Seeley Lake hosts Neuroscience retreat
MT Montana is a wonderful state but it's a small state, there is not a medical school here, and it's a very competitive time to build world class research programs" Ames added. Johns Hopkins University awarded the neuroscience center a $600000 grant to ...
Sun, Jun 7 | from KRTV
12 nanobiotechnology projects get state funds
Researchers from the University of Maryland, the Johns Hopkins University, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Union Memorial Hospital, and several private ... Maryland Names Winners of Inaugural $3M Nanobiotech Grant ProgramGenomeWeb Daily News all 4 news articles »
Thu, Jun 4 | from Baltimore Sun
US advocacy group asks FDA to halt review of the Lilly's drug
Straits Times Arkansas A consumer watchdog Public Citizen Consumer and Dr. Victor Serebruany, a research professor at Johns Hopkins University, involved in early development of prasugrel, sent a letter to FDA to halt its review of the Lilly's drug prasugrel. ...
Wed, Jun 3 | from TopNews United States
Johns Hopkins University, BD Diagnostics to team on bioscience degree
NC Students accepted into the program will take bioscience regulatory affairs courses at Johns Hopkins' Montgomery County campus in Rockville and the school's main Homewood campus in Baltimore. Classes will also be available online. ...
Wed, Jun 3 | from Bizjournals.com
Stimulus funds spur flurry of grant bids from researchers
After years of flat government funding for medical and scientific research, officials at the Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland, Baltimore have been working overtime recently, putting in hundreds of grant requests in hopes of grabbing some of the $13 billion in s...
Tue, May 19 | from baltimoresun.com
Gary Rodwell named BCCC board trustee
Gary Duane Rodwell, a developer and urban affairs expert in Baltimore, has been appointed to a six-year term on the Baltimore City Community College board of trustees by Gov. Martin O'Malley. Rodwell is president and chief executive of Rodwell Development Group LLC, which negotiates wi...
Thu, Apr 30 | from baltimoresun.com
Hopkins to interview for specialized jobs
The Johns Hopkins University will hold a job fair May 2 for job seekers who may qualify for specialized science and administrative positions. The jobs do not exist, but Hopkins expects an unknown number of them to be created soon, thanks to extra research funding included in the federal ec...
Fri, Apr 24 | from baltimoresun.com
Liberty on Campus in 2008: FIRE’s Year in Review
FIRE also informs prospective students and their parents about threats to rights on campus through Spotlight: The Campus Freedom Resource, a database with information on speech codes at over 400 colleges and universities, and through the Red Alert list of campuses that represent the...
Tue, Dec 30 | from FIRE
Johns Hopkins U. Will Resume Publication of Long-Dead Literary Review
After a hiatus of more than five decades, the Johns Hopkins University’s literary journal The Hopkins Review will start publishing again this fall, according to The JHU Gazette. Founded in 1947 by the Hopkins Writing Seminars, the university’s writing program, the Review published wo...
Tue, Oct 2 | from Chronicle of Higher Education
Podcast: Universe Today - Dark Matter Maps
What's the Universe made of? Don't worry if you don't have a clue, astronomers don't either. The Universe is dominated by a mysterious dark matter that seems to form the true mass of a galaxy, not the regular matter - like stars and planets - that we can actually see. Dr. James Jee from Johns Hopk...
Wed, Dec 14 | from Universe Today
