The MGH Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) meeting is a two-day event that celebrates key accomplishments of MGH investigators and examines strategies for meeting the challenges currently facing the academic biomedical research community at Mass General. This year, MGH is holding their 72nd Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) meeting on April 7 & 8, 2021. The theme […]
Part of the Imaging Solutions for Scientific & Scholarly Communication Lunchtime Seminars Develop proper techniques for an efficient & pain-free way to construct posters. Maximize your message with images, illustrations & text by using PowerPoint & Photoshop to create large format documents that print properly. No Registration Necessary. Send an email to ris@hms.harvard.edu to get […]
Fun Fridays offer a refreshing mid-day break from work to indulge in physical, mental, or creative activity. Doodle Escapes are five minutes doodle breaks. Whether you’re at your desk for 10 hours on virtual calls or a student feeling stressed out or parent who is looking for ways to engage your kids—these creative exercises give […]
Do you need direction and pointers on how most effectively to convey who you are, what you have accomplished, and what impact you are making in your field? In this session, Dr. Levy covered how to structure your narrative, what to include, and how best to tell your unique professional story. Facilitator: Anne Levy, PhD, […]
Offered by the Massachusetts General Hospital Division of Clinical Research Speaker: Kele Piper, Director, Research Compliance Responsible conduct of research (RCR) training is required of students, trainees, and investigators with career development awards who are supported by NIH funds. In addition, the National Science Foundation (NSF) requires RCR training of undergraduates, graduate students and postdoctoral […]
Academia is an ultramarathon that we try to run as a sprint. This approach tends to leave us with little time or energy for life outside of work and very few resources to cope when we face challenges. But a healthier approach to research is possible and is essential if you want to build a […]
Sponsored by the MGRI Division of Clinical Research Speaker: Ingrid Bassett, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Co-Director, Medical Practice Evaluation Center Responsible conduct of research (RCR) training is required of students, trainees, and investigators with career development awards who are supported by NIH funds. In addition, the National Science Foundation (NSF) requires RCR training of […]
This course is closed to selected participants only. The Office for Women's Careers and Professional Benefits Office are excited to partner with pHERsonal Finance Day to offer a FREE 10-week online class for early career women faculty (Instructors and Assistant Professors). Have questions about how much to save for educational costs or how much you […]
Fun Fridays offer a refreshing mid-day break from work to indulge in physical, mental, or creative activity. Do you know what a villanelle is? Dr. Levy introduced this poetic form that has its roots in the rustic songs of Italy and developed in 16th century France--and gets participants started on composing their own villanelle. In […]
You have identified the important biological problem, designed and executed the experiments and analyzed the data. Now what? Dr. D'Amore talked about an approach to writing a manuscript. Facilitator: Patricia D’Amore, PhD, MBA, is Charles Schepens Professor and Vice Chair of Basic and Translational Research for the Department of Ophthalmology. An internationally recognized expert of […]