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JHIBRG: Johns Hopkins Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Group

Johns Hopkins Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Group (JHIBRG) is a research discussion group composed of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Korean graduate students and post doctoral researchers (alumni) who are actively involved in biomedical research and bioengineering. We seek to address fundamental questions about biological complexity in an interdisciplinary manner.

Biweekly meeting (Thursday, 6pm: Clark Hall 110, Homewood campus; Ross 1003, Medical campus)
Peer-review

Feb 01 2007 Hojung Cho, Changhee Lee and Jungwhan Kim (Ross 1003) ; Website and EndNote Tutorials and Journal Club (The Dark Side of EGFP: Defective Polyubiquitination. PLoS One, 2006 Dec 20;1:e54)
Feb 15 2007 MiHyun Bae ; Clark Hall 110
Mar 01 2007 JunHo Hur ; Ross 1003
Mar 15 2007 HaWon Lee ; Clark Hall 110

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	* Johns Hopkins Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Group (JHIBRG) is a research discussion group composed of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Korean graduate students and post doctoral researchers (alumni) who are actively involved in biomedical research and bioengineering. We seek to address fundamental questions about biological complexity in an interdisciplinary manner.		*''' Johns Hopkins Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Group (JHIBRG)''' is a research discussion group composed of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Korean graduate students and post doctoral researchers (alumni) who are actively involved in biomedical research and bioengineering. We seek to address fundamental questions about biological complexity in an interdisciplinary manner.