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COVID-19 Clinical Trials Looking for Volunteers Discover a variety of clinical trial opportunities related to Coronavirus that you can volunteer for on the Rally for Research website. Website: https://rally.partners.org/coronavirus If
Integration with IRB Review and CTO Activities – Oversight Approval Required PRIOR to IRB Review and CTO Action Download Intake Form Here March 30, 2020 Given the volume of COVID-19
STAT Madness: Vote for the Brigham The Brigham is among the contenders competing in STAT Madness 2020 — a bracketed competition from STAT News to find the most innovative research
RESEARCH ROUNDTABLES | DIALOGUES AND DISCUSSIONS Calling all members of the research community! The Brigham Research Institute (BRI) would like to hear what topics are of interest to the
Congratulations to the winner of the 8th Annual BRIght Futures Prize of $100,000, Biomedical Engineer, Natalie Artzi, PhD. This project focuses on engineering therapies for better outcomes with brain cancer
Athena Petrides, PhD and Joji Suzuki, MD were named the two winners of the McGraw Family Opioid Innovator Award. Out of the five projects pitched, Petrides and Suzuki were voted
The BRI Executive Committee is opening three guest slots at each monthly Research Oversight Committee (ROC) meeting. If you wish to attend a ROC meeting, please sign up here (note that you
Join the PostDoctoral Association from September 16 to September 20 to recognize all that our postdocs do for the research community at BWH and across the nation. TACO PARTY Monday,
A sex- and gender-informed perspective increases rigor, promotes discovery, and expands the relevance of biomedical research. In the current era of accountability to present data for males and females, thoughtful
An event co-sponsored by the BRI and MassBio Why is networking important in an academic setting? Is it necessary? Can a self-proclaimed introvert successfully network and build relationships? This panel
