Propective Students
Johns Hopkins’ graduate programs offered through the Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and Whiting School of Engineering are characterized by world-class faculty and research facilities, opportunities for students to conduct independent research and collaborate across the university’s divisions, and the ability graduate students have to work with faculty to structure individual courses of study that respond to their specific research interests and make use of the university’s breadth of resources.
Both schools are located on Johns Hopkins’ beautiful Homewood campus in Baltimore—and the graduate student community plays a vital role in campus life.
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Chris Poirier
Chris Poirier, a 2nd year graduate student in the Whiting School’s Institute for Multiscale Modeling of Biological Interactions (IMMBI) came to Hopkins a year ago from the University of New Brunswick. Poirier has been conducting multiscale modeling research in Pablo Iglesias’ lab. His goal is to figure out how cells react to mechanical influences using a purely mathematical approach.
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