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Please Welcome Our New Faculty Member, Dr. Jack Wei!
We are pleased to announce that a new assistant professor, Dr. Jack Wei, has also joined our Department. Dr. Wei is an Investigator in the Drug Discovery Division of the Lieber Institute and focuses on investigating brain specific methyltransferases and inositol hexakisphosphate kinase as new targets to treat schizophrenia.
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Please Welcome Our New Faculty Member, Dr. Netz Arroyo!
We are pleased to announce that a new assistant professor, Dr. Netz Arroyo, will join the our Department in January 2019.
Dr. Arroyo has an innovative program centered on the development of DNA aptamer-based electrochemical detection of metabolites and drugs in living animals. Learn more about Dr. Arroyo’s work at: https://www.netzarroyo.org.
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Amer Al-khouja Awarded 2nd Place at the GSA Poster Competition
Congratulations to Amer Al-khouja, graduate student in Dr. Caren L. Freel Meyers' lab, for being awarded 2nd place in the GSA Poster Competition. He will be presenting his work in the School of Medicine Alumni poster presentation on Friday, June 1, 2018.
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Netz Arroyo's Paper Made Cover in ACS Pharmacology
Congratulations to Netz for being awarded the journal cover for his accepted manuscript on feedback-controlled drug delivery in ACS Pharmacology! Please click on the link to view his news page and to click on the link to the cover.
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Congratulations to Emmanuel Datan, graduate student
in Dr. Jun O. Liu's lab, for being featured in the Johns Hopkins Medicine Employee Spotlight during the National Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
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Congratulations to Craig Hendrix for being one of the 2018 ACCP Recognition Award Winners!
The ACCP Distinguished Investigator Award that is given annually and is intended to recognize superior scientific expertise and accomplishments by a senior investigator, usually involving a distinct area of research in basic or clinical pharmacology for which the individual is internationally known
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Congratulations to Carley Heck, graduate student in Dr. Namandje Bumpus' lab
for being selected as the Molecular Pharmacology Highlighted Trainee Author, October, 2018.
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Congratulations to Dr. Namandje Bumpus for Being Awarded the 2019 John Jacob Abel Award in Pharmacology
She is being recognized for her research on the impact of drug metabolites of HIV drugs on their pharmacology and toxicology and on the effect of genetic variation in drug metabolism on anti-HIV drug disposition.
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