Program of Molecular Biophysics

分子生物物理学(PMB)项目是约翰·霍普金斯大学的一个博士培训项目 (JHU)横跨4所学校和13个小学系。港口及航运局的重点是物理化学和 生命科学的结构基础，从单分子到巨大的大分子络合物和 蜂窝系统。实验和计算是相同的，紧密地交织在一起，提供了 在生命科学的定量和物理方法方面进行定量和严格的培训。37年的培训 港口及航运局的教职员工提供了一个互动和协作的培训环境。参赛者 研究人员运营的实验室资金充足，规模适中，为研究和开发提供了充足的资源 学生支持，以及密切和仔细监督的实习生指导。 学生是使用全面招生标准从高度合格的申请者库中挑选出来的。 除了量化指标外，还包括对科学的奉献、研究背景和毅力。 通过大量的努力鼓励城市管理学生的申请和来自强大的 作为机构多元化计划的一部分，港口及航运局招募了一批高度多样化和才华横溢的学员。每年， 八名学生进入港口及航运局，由培训补助金资助两年，并提供津贴和 约翰霍普金斯大学提供的学费补助。一年级的课程作业是专门为 港口及航运局受训人员，使用主动学习技术，如最近设计的“方法模块”，其中 研究生阶段的理论教学直接联系到实际数据的收集和分析。其他课程 包括生物分子、科学计算以及统计、数据分析和 再现性。从一开始，软技能和职业发展就被整合到课程中； 例如，PMB和JHU说明性写作合作组织了一个写作研讨会 程序。通过港口及航运局职业发展活动和JHU资源，这些技能有助于推动港口及航运局 毕业生在不同的生物医学科学领域担任高级职位。指导和促进负责任的人 研究的开展贯穿于整个培训计划。 独立研究的进展通过委员会内部评估得到仔细监测，因为 以及外部导师评估。通过提供早期指导的指导机制 向独立过渡，学员进行高影响力的论文研究，产生了大量的 毕业后的出版物、演讲和高级职位。为了继续改进我们的培训计划， 港口及航运局通过与JHU中心合作，制定了全面的年度外部评估 用于教育资源。港口及航运局的活动旨在促进基础科学 研究和培训负责任的科学家，他们将成为生物医学劳动力的领导者。

The Program in Molecular Biophysics (PMB) is a PhD training program at the Johns Hopkins University (JHU) spanning 4 schools and 13 primary departments. The focus of the PMB is on the physical-chemical and structural basis of life sciences, spanning from single-molecules to enormous macromolecular complexes and cellular systems. Experiment and computation are equally represented and closely intertwined, providing quantitative and rigorous training in quantitative and physical approaches to life sciences. The 37 training faculty in the PMB provide an interactive and collaborative training environment. The participating investigators run labs that are well funded and of moderate size, providing ample resources for research and student support, and close and carefully monitored trainee mentorship. Students are selected from a highly qualified pool of applicants using holistic admissions criteria, including dedication to science, research background, and perseverance, in addition to quantitative metrics. Through substantial efforts to encourage applications from URM students and assistance from a strong institutional diversity program, the PMB recruits a highly diverse and talented cohort of trainees. Each year, eight students matriculate into the PMB and are supported for two years by the training grant, with stipend and tuition supplements provided by Johns Hopkins University. First-year coursework is designed specifically for PMB trainees, using active-learning techniques, such as recently designed "Methods Modules," in which graduate-level theoretical instruction is directly linked to actual data collection and analysis. Other courses include fundamental aspects of biomolecules, scientific computing, along with statistics, data analysis, and reproducibility. From the beginning, soft-skill and career development are integrated in the curriculum; one example is a writing workshop organized in a collaboration between the PMB and the JHU Expository Writing Program. Through PMB career development activities along with JHU resources, these skills help propel PMB graduates to advanced positions in diverse biomedical science. Instruction and promotion of responsible conduct of research is interwoven throughout the entire training program. Progress with independent research is carefully monitored through internal committee assessment, as well as external mentor assessment. Through a mentoring mechanism that provides early guidance transitioning to independence, trainees perform high impact thesis research, resulting in a large number of publications, talks, and advanced positions following graduation. To continue to improve our training program, the PMB has instituted a comprehensive annual external assessment through partnership with JHU's Center for Educational Resources. The activities of the PMB are designed to contribute to fundamental scientific research and train responsible scientists who will become leaders in the biomedical workforce.