Pathology at Johns Hopkins
The Department of Pathology at Johns Hopkins is preeminent nationally and globally in the study and treatment of human disease and in professional training in all areas of pathology and laboratory science. Currently, there are over 1400 people in the department, which includes approximately 120 full-time faculty, 36 residents, 45 graduate students, over 100 fellows, and 1000 staff members.
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Next: September 24, 2018
Sleep, Circadian Rhythms, and Brain Health in Older Adults
- Adam P. Spira, PhD
Pathobiology Thesis Seminar
The Induction and Silencing of Lactoferrin, a Putative Prostate Cancer Tumor Suppressor Gene, in the Early Stages of Prostate Neoplasia and Progression
Speaker: Corey Porter
Place: Mountcastle Auditorium
Advisor: Dr. Karen Sfanos
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What's New?
New Grant Funding Opportunities Available
July 6, 2018
Career Development project grant applications are now available to support investigators involved in projects related to cervical cancer. Priority will be given to investigators focusing on translational research projects, as well as to projects related to the cervical cancer and the human papillomavirus.
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20th National Native American Youth Initiative
July 1, 2018
Thanks to Dr. Tricia Murdock for organizing inspiring sessions on the Broadway campus and in Washington D.C., as part of the National Native American Youth Initiative. On Thursday, June 28, the students toured the Hospital... read more »
Mr. Barker and Drs. Grabowski, Koliatsos, Wang, and Wood receive 2018 Discovery Awards
June 25, 2018
Five Pathology faculty members, Mr. Norman Barker, and Drs. Kate Grabowski, Vassilis Koliatsos, Tian-Li Wang, and Laura Wood, recently received the Johns Hopkins Discovery Award from the Office of the Provost. These awards support creative projects, innovative and collaborative research. Altogether, the winning project teams-chosen from 190 proposals-include 108 individuals representing 11 Johns Hopkins entities... read more »
