Mark Sulkowski Named Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Trials and the Founding Director of the Office of Clinical Trials
In his new role, Dr. Sulkowski will oversee activities related to clinical trials, focusing on commercial clinical trials. In addition, he will help develop an
ICTR COVID-19 Clinical Research Center Town Hall
Post-acute Sequelae of COVID (PASC): Defining the Clinical Needs and Research Agenda REGISTER Please join us for an engaging town hall to discuss ongoing
New Data Protection Attestation Incorporated into eIRB System
The Data Protection Attestation available here outlines expectations for the protection of patient data and serves as a data use agreement to enable the sharing of limited
New Data Protection Attestation Incorporated into eIRB System
New Data Protection Attestation streamlines paperwork associated with sharing limited data sets for research among JHU researchers. The Data Protection Attestation available here outlines
Mark Sulkowski Named Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Trials and the Founding Director of the Office of Clinical Trials
Mark Sulkowski, MD, Director of the COVID-19 Clinical Research Center named senior associate dean for clinical trials and the founding director of the Office of
Now Accepting Applications for the Clinical Research Scholars Program (KL2)- Apply by December 1
Open to all Johns Hopkins University Full-Time Faculty Members with an appointment of 5 years or fewer. The Clinical Research Scholars Program (KL2) is
Right Program Could Turn Immune Cells into Cancer Killers
Cancer-fighting T cells from patients whose cancers responded to immunotherapy and from those whose tumors did not respond showed marked differences A tumor-specific T cell
Study Suggests ‘Remnant Cholesterol’ As Stand-alone Risk for Heart Attack and Stroke
Cholesterol molecule seen with traditional blood test for detecting it. Now Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers suggest one kind of cholesterol, “remnant cholesterol,” may predict
Funding Opportunity: Fisher Center Discovery Program
The Fisher Center Discovery Program is offering five grants for up to $60,000 for university wide JHU faculty conducting research in environmental infectious diseases. Those with unique
Gene Self-Correction in ‘Chromosome Caps’ Can Beat Mutations, Help Prevent Blood Cancers
Johns Hopkins Medicine scientists have discovered several “self-correcting” mutations in bone marrow that may protect people with shortened telomeres — caps on the ends of
Atlas of Aging and Immunotherapy Biomarkers
The molecular data types studied with respect to patient age in cancer. Credit: Bioender A retrospective analysis of large datasets of biomarkers from tumors and
‘Leaky’ Heart Valves in Pregnant Women Need More Attention Than Once Thought, Study Suggests
Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine suggest regurgitant or “leaky” heart valves, thought to be relatively benign during pregnancy, may put women at risk for complications
Laboratory Test Aimed at Distinguishing Breast Cancer from Benign Tumors
Juanjuan Li, M.D., first author of study. Credit: Dr. Manman Shi A novel laboratory test in development by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer
Vaccines Effective Even Without Post-Shot Symptoms or Prior Infection
Transmission electron micrograph of a SARS-CoV-2 particle (left) alongside a model of the virus (right). Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers have shown that mRNA vaccines against