Training and education

For complete information, visit the event webpage at: http://dms.hms.harvard.edu/bbs/Genetics/symposium.html Guest speakers include: Michael Bassik | Stanford University Craig Kaplan | Texas A&M Avery Davis Bell | McCarroll Lab, HMS Samantha Schilit |...

A Synthego 'Lunch & Learn' Seminar Space is limited! Register for this free event at: synthego.com/seminars Lunch will be provided.

Development, Degeneration, and Regeneration of Cerebral Cortex Projection Neurons: from Molecular Control of Subtype Diversity to Subtype-Specific, Autonomous Growth Cone Molecular Machinery Jeffrey Macklis, MD Max and Anne Wien Professor of Life Sciences...

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Seminars in Oncology | Rose Winer Levin Lecture Guest speaker: Christopher Vakoc, MD, PhD Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Cold Spring Harbor, NY Hosted by: Scott Armstrong, MD, PhD No registration required - all are welcome...

DRB Student Data Club & Faculty Seminar Series Using stem cells to make functional islets for diabetics Doug Melton, PhD Harvard University and HHMI Developmental Origins of Adult Disease: Insights from Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Olivia Weeks BBS G5...

Nanocourse of the Genetics Department Lecturers: Ali Rudolph, Kelsey Tyssowski, Katherine Wu In the era of fake news and alternative facts, communicating science clearly and effectively to the general public is more important than ever. From tweets to...

Nanocourse of the Genetics Department Lecturers: J. Keith Joung, John Doench, and Morgan Maeder Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeat (CRISPR) RNAs and their CRISPR-associated (Cas) proteins are an important part of adaptive immune...

This event is offered free of charge, but an RSVP is appreciated.

This 2-day workshop will introduce participants to the basics of using R, a simple programming environment that enables the effective handling of data, while providing excellent graphical support. During this workshop participants will learn how to use R...

Oral and poster presentations by members of the HIP 2017 cohort. Family, friends and, of course, lab members are welcome to join us and support the interns as they share the results of their summer projects. No RSVP necessary. A schedule of presentations...