At The Johns Hopkins University, our nation's first Research University, there is a long tradition of scientists carrying out research at the interface of Chemistry and Biology. The establishment of the Chemistry-Biology Interface (CBI) program in 2005 formalized this tradition. As we prepare to welcome to welcome our 4th class of CBI graduate students, we are pleased to invite you to explore this website to learn about our program. Significant changes occurred to the CBI program at Johns Hopkins in the past year. We became one of ~20 CBI programs nationwide to receive support from the National Institutes of Health in the form of a Predoctoral Training Grant (T32). In addition, the Maryland Higher Education Commission approved our request to establish a Ph.D. degree in Chemical Biology at Johns Hopkins, which recognizes the unique curriculum that CBI students complete. Please take your time and learn about our program and faculty described throughout this website. Feel free to contact us if you would like any additional information. Finally, if you plan to be in the Baltimore area, please contact us to arrange an informal visit. |