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Welcome to Section 1- Beginning your Onboarding! This section walks you through items that you need to do to get oriented to the Medical Center. Please review these in their entirety. Pick up your BIDMC ID Badge from BIDMC Public Safety Your supervisor or a member of your research team should have...

During your time at BIDMC, we want you to feel connected, engaged, and satisfied with your experience. BIDMC is an amazing place to learn and grow, and we’re so happy that you are a part of our organization. We want this to be a place where you believe you can develop professionally and see yourself...

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Our research focuses on understanding musculoskeletal health, particularly in the context of aging, osteoporosis, diabetes (T1D and T2D). We employ advanced non-invasive and in vivo quantitative imaging techniques, along with ex vivo bone specimen analyses and preclinical studies, to assess bone and...

Although imaging is often used as a surrogate to evaluate bone fragility, direct measurements of mechanical strength are undoubtedly the gold standard for providing information about the mechanical integrity of bone. Our lab offers a variety of mechanical testing options for measuring the mechanical...

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The Precision RNA Medicine (PRM) Core is a state-of-the-art informatics, delivery, and preclinical facility dedicated to precision medicine at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) and Harvard Medical School (HMS). The Core is directed by Associate Professor Win Hide, and is co-directed by...

Fully renovated in 2019, the Clinical Research Center (CRC) at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is located on 8th floor of the Stoneman and Gryzmish Buildings on the East Campus of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. The CRC provides continuous space for research activity and is available for...