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June 25, 2025​ Daniel Johnson is a medical student at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, currently ​ taking a gap year between his third and fourth years to conduct research in cardiology and health policy through the Sarnoff Cardiovascular Research Fellowship. He's working in...

The Research Student and Trainee Orientation The Research Student and Trainee Orientation was developed by the Office of Student Engagement and Experience, in collaboration with BIDMC Research Operations Team, BILH Research Compliance Team and BILH Talent Acquisition Teams, in order to provide a...

BIDMC Cores Science Day 2025 brings together researchers, clinicians, and core facility experts from across BIDMC and the Greater Boston community for a full day of discovery and networking. Attendees can explore cutting-edge technologies, meet the scientists behind BIDMC’s research cores, and spark...

High density electrocorticography has shown promise as a diagnostic and prognostication tool in specific neurological conditions. Existing approaches to decoding motor, sensory, and speech signals for brain-computer interface currently rely on invasive electrodes that penetrate the pia matter. This...

Micro-computed tomography (microCT) is an imaging technique that uses x-rays to produce cross-sectional images of an object that can be reconstructed to create a three-dimensional model. It allows for non-destructive quantitative analysis of the density, geometry and microarchitecture of mineralized...

As part of our assessment of tissue properties, we perform microindentation using a BioDent tester, which is a novel reference point indentation device developed by ActiveLife Scientific. Reference Point Indentation enables assessment of bone material properties without requiring special surface...

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