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The HMPA community has been significantly impacted by the tremendous changes brought by 2020. To varying extents, the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, visa/ international travel restrictions, and social justice movement have affected our physical and mental health, as well as the flow of our work lives...

Inspired by the new book Science Ink: Tattoos of the Science Obsessed, HMS Office of Communications have teamed up with us to find any HMS/HSDM postdocs out there who have Science Tattoos they would like to share! Do you have a tattoo related in some way to your research or medical work? The HMS...

Elizabeth (Lizzy) Rossin, MD, PhD, is one of three recipients of the 2020-2021 Ronald G. Michels Fellowship Foundation Award. This prestigious award, which provides monetary support, is given to exceptional second-year vitreoretinal surgery fellows in the United States after a rigorous and...

Governing Board Chair = Rosa Martinez Corral; rosa_martinezcorral@hms.harvard.edu Vice-Chair of communications = Daisy Shu; daisy_shu@meei.harvard.edu Vice-Chair of liaisons = Konstantina Sampani; Konstantina.Sampani@joslin.harvard.edu Secretary = Chhavi Saini; chhavi_saini@meei.harvard.edu...

How many ways can the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which is the cause of our current COVID-19 pandemic, interact with our cells and tissues? At the NCFG in the Department of Surgery at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, we have recently discovered that the spike glycoprotein...

Everyone has heard of lymph nodes, the place where our white blood cells (lymphocytes) move into, out of, and around our bodies; and we all know that lymphocytes are important cells for immune health and for fighting disease. But what do the lymphocytes need in order to do the moving around? A...