UMBI Seminars & Events

• Dr. Mark Walter (Mar 1)
  
• Dr. Michael Paulaitis (Mar 8)
• Dr. Tom Cronin (Mar 10)
• Dr. Brian Baker (May 3)

UMBI Highlights

• A New View of Protein Folding, from Dr. Philip Bryan and Dr. John Orban (Jan 29)
• Dr. William Bentley and Colleagues Develop a Better Way to Bind Antibodies to Solid Surfaces (Jan 28)
• Dr. Xuemin Zhang Describes RNA Silencing in Chestnut Blight Fungus (Jan 19)
• MBC Provides New Insights into Huntington's Disease (Jan 12)
• COMB Publishes Landmark Paper on Recirculating Aquaculture (Jan 9)
• Faculty Profile: Dr. Daniel Nelson (Jan 8)
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UMBI News

• UMBI Licenses Fully Human Therapeutic Antibody Platform to Prolias (Jan 07)
• Advances in Aquaculture at UMBI’s Center of Marine Biotechnology (Nov 18)
• Complex that Removes Damaged Cellular Proteins Discovered (Oct 19)
• New Report Focuses on Technology Research Needs for U.S. Marine Aquaculture (Oct 16)
• University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute Restructuring Starts (Oct 2)
• UMBI Spins Out Proteomics Company (Sep 15)
• UMBI Announces Formation of Omic Biosystems Inc. to Commercialize DiART Technology for Large-Scale Proteomics Studies (Sep 14)
• Israeli Science Students Light Up Maryland (Sep 4)
• UMBI Spins Out Plasmonix to Commercialize Metal-Enhanced Fluorescence Tech (Aug 19)
• UMBI Announces Formation of Plasmonix, Inc. to Commercialize Metal-Enhanced Fluorescence Technology (Aug 14)
• Dr. Yonathan Zohar Interview on Aquaculture with Sheilah Kast [audio] (July 20)
• Baltimore Lab Seeks Fuel in Pond Scum (July 15)
• Wanted: Easy-Going Martian Roommates (July 14)
• New UMBI Research Collaborative Could Attract More Federal Funds (July 3)
• A New Way To Farm Fish And Feed The World (July 1)
  
• Investigate Inner Harbor Algae Bloom (June 10)

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Swine Flu Updates

UMBI Features

2008 Annual Report

Dr. Silvia Muro: Advancing Cell-Specific Delivery of Therapeutic Drugs

Breakthrough Protein Structure Sheds Light on Long-standing Mystery of Gene Regulation in Tuberculosis

Dr. Feng Chen Studies Ecology and Applications of Chesapeake Bay Microbes

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