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Three AAP Students Recognized with Women in Science Scholarships
Jamie Edwards and Omotara Ogundey Three graduate students from the Johns Hopkins University Montgomery County Campus Master’s in Biotechnology program have been recognized by the Healthcare...
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Biotech Enterprise Students to Consult for MedImmune
From left to right: Wei-chin Hsu, MBEE student, Dr. Paul Rothman Dean of Medical Faculty and CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine, Ronald J. Daniels, President of JHU, Sarah Long, MBEE student, Armando Salim...
View ArticleDr. Lynn Johnson Langer’s Chapter in Biotechnology Entrepreneurship Published
Dr. Lynn Johnson Langer, Director of the Enterprise & Regulatory Science Programs at the Johns Hopkins Center for Biotechnology Education, recently contributed a chapter to Biotechnology...
View ArticleJohns Hopkins Joins the FDA Centers of Excellence in Regulatory Science and...
Baltimore, M.D. – 5 May 2014: Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health JHU’s Krieger School of Arts & Sciences, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Johns Hopkins School of...
View ArticleBuilding a Curriculum for Bioentrepreneurs by Dr. Lynn Johnson Langer
Dr. Lynn Johnson Langer, Director of the Enterprise & Regulatory Science Programs at the Johns Hopkins Center for Biotechnology Education, recently published “Building a curriculum for...
View ArticleBiotech Students Participate in Frontiers in Science and Medicine Day
Approximately 700 young scientists spent the day at the Johns Hopkins University Montgomery County Campus learning about epidemiology as they tracked a zombie virus, using DNA to figure out who stole...
View ArticleStudent Feature: Justin Chang
Justin Chang, on a Design Team to Fight Ebola On December 12th, 2014, JHU Hub released an article highlighting the accomplishments of the Johns Hopkins team in the Emergency Ebola Design Challenge, who...
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Faculty Feature: Tom Colonna
Dr. Thomas Colonna, JD, PhD is the associate program director for our Regulatory and Food Safety Regulation programs. He has published in several areas and has extensive regulatory affairs experience....
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Alumni Feature: Roxana Trimbitas
Roxana Trimbitas: Increasing the International Footprint of Hopkins Biotech Late 2014, Roxana was second author on a paper published in the European Journal of Public Health. The project was completed...
View ArticleJohns Hopkins University Responds to Food Safety Modernization Act with new...
Written by: Thomas Colonna, PhD, JD and Lynn Langer, PhD, MBA. We all need to eat and most of us in the US assume our food is safe to eat. However, according to Food and Drug Administration (FDA)...
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Women in Bio Presents Women’s History Month Event: “Women Investing in Women”
Women in Bio DC/Baltimore Presents a Women’s History Month Event: “Women Investing in Women,” March 17, 2016. Every year in March, Women In Bio celebrates Women’s History Month (WHM) with events...
View ArticleAcclaimed Author Charles C. Mann Announced as KSAS Master’s Degree Ceremony...
Acclaimed Author Charles C. Mann announced as John Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Master’s Degree Ceremony speaker More than 450 graduates to attend ceremony Critically...
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Washington Post Publishes Article about MS in Regulatory Science Program
The Washington Post publishes an article about our MS in Regulatory Science program: “Regulatory science degrees help researchers think outside the lab.” “Learning about the entire total product life...
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JHU-RAPS Career Day Photos
The RAPS (Regulatory Affairs Professional Society) was hosted its Mid-Atlantic Regional Career Day on Saturday, May 21, on the Johns Hopkins University Montgomery County campus in Rockville, MD. Johns...
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Lynn Johnson Langer and Debra Bowes at Women In Bio DC/Baltimore Chapter’s...
AAP’s Program Director for Regulatory Science and Enterprise Programs, Lynn Johnson Langer, as well as one of our students, Debra Bowes (Masters in Biotechnology Enterprise and Entrepreneurship) will...
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“Hidden Figures” Film Screening Sparks Conversation on Women, Minorities in...
Volunteers and Panel. Image Credit: The Johns Hopkins Alumni Association Johns Hopkins hosted “Hidden Figures” film screening and panel discussion at Senator Theatre. The panelists noted that although...
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AAP Regulatory Science Students Wenny Du and Adria Tyndall Are Published in...
Two AAP MS in Regulatory Science students Wenny Du and Adria Tyndall and their instructor Christopher Breder are published in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery! Let’s congratulate them on their...
View ArticleFirst of the Fall 2017 Practicum Term Papers Published in RAPS Regulatory Focus
Our recent graduate in the MS Regulatory Science program, Gregory Ramina, published his practicum term paper, Regulation and Oversight of Gene Therapy in the US, in RAPS Regulatory Focus. Gregory’s...
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Regulatory Affairs Professional Society (RAPS) Career Day 2017
On Saturday, May 13, 2017, AAP students and regulatory professionals experienced an informative, engaging, opportunity filled career day at the Regulatory Affairs Professional Society (RAPS)...
View ArticleEmerging Opportunities in Biotechnology 2017
The Center for Biotechnology Education invited four alums to discuss their experiences while pursuing their MS degrees and career paths and industry opportunities provided by their MS degrees. From...
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