Postdoctoral Fellow – HIV-1 Persistence and Cure We are seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Postdoctoral Fellow to join our cutting edge research team focused on HIV-1 persistence and cure strategies. This dynamic role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to transformative scientific discoveries in the field of HIV-1 research, utilizing advanced molecular biology, virology, […]
The Johns Hopkins University Retrovirus Laboratory has been recognized as the 2026 Academic Sector Large Lab Award winner in the International Freezer Challenge, a global sustainability competition coordinated by My Green Lab® and the International Institute for Sustainable Laboratories (I2SL). The Freezer Challenge encourages research laboratories to adopt best practices for cold storage management, including […]
Position: Postdoctoral researcher (in-person position) PI: Dr. Jonathan B. Lynch, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Department of Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology Focus: Bacterial motility in host-microbe symbiosis The Lynch lab in the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine is hiring a postdoctoral researcher to explore bacterial motility in host-microbe symbiosis. This project will explore […]
We are proud to share that Dr. Kathleen Gabrielson has been promoted to full Professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in the Department of Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology. Dr. Gabrielson’s work spans comparative pathology, oncology, and toxicology, with a research focus on improving cancer therapies while reducing off-target toxicity. Her innovative use of […]
Members of the department recently volunteered with Moveable Feast Baltimore, a Baltimore-based nonprofit whose mission is to provide nutritious meals, groceries, and nutrition education to individuals and families living with serious illness. Moveable Feast is dedicated to improving health outcomes and reducing food insecurity by preparing and delivering medically tailored meals to those in need […]
Dr. Lydia Hopper Featured in The New Yorker Dr. Lydia Hopper, primatologist and comparative psychologist at Johns Hopkins University, was recently featured in The New Yorker in an article exploring whether nonhuman primates exhibit behaviors that resemble human “goodbyes.” The piece highlights the rich social worlds of primates and considers the possibility that they may […]
We’re delighted to share a highlight video from our department’s holiday party. Thank you to everyone who joined us and to the planning team and volunteers who made the event such a warm, festive, and memorable celebration. Your energy, laughter, and spirit of togetherness truly made the day special. A heartfelt thank-you as well to […]
Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of our department community, this year’s Holiday Gift Drive successfully supported six local children. Colleagues stepped up to sponsor items, donate funds, and help wrap and label gifts. The presents were delivered to our Johns Hopkins community partners earlier this week, and families will receive them before the holiday break. […]
Congratulations to Dr. Rebecca Veenhuis, PhD, on her promotion to Associate Professor! This accomplishment reflects her hard work, expertise, and significant contributions to her field. Wishing her continued success in this next chapter of her career.
It’s a pleasure to congratulate Dr. Cory Brayton, DVM, DACVP, DACLAM, on her well-deserved promotion to full Professor. Dr. Brayton’s dedication, expertise, and contributions to the field have made a lasting impact, and this milestone recognizes her exceptional achievements. Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment!