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We have several open positions in the lab. Highly motivated postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, research assistants, and undergraduate student may work on one or more projects described below. Explore below and get in touch!
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DCI Fellows
Former Informatics Fellows and Trainees 2023 – 2025 Barbara Lam, MD 2023 – 2025 Jerry Liu, MD 2021 – 2023 Nathaniel Greenbaum, MD 2018 – 2020 Andrew Marshall, MD 2017 – 2019 John Pearson, MD 2017 – 2019 Juan F. Henao, MD 2016 – 2018 John Torous, MD 2016 – 2018 Jorge Rodriguez, MD 2016 – 2018 Eugene...
HMPA Book Club
Before closing the chapter for 2020, HMPA advocacy is organizing a book club based on requests from our recent survey. We echo your call for more meaningful, genuine conversations around difficult topics, where postdocs can openly share their experiences and thoughts. We hope to facilitate a safe...
Mass General Brigham 2020 Innovation Discovery Grant awarded to Dr. Kristina Simonyan and her team
Five disruptive scientific advancements from Mass General Brigham have been awarded Innovation Discovery Grants (IDG) in the 2020 round of awards, as the highly competitive IDG program exceeds $3.5 million in grants since inception. Each of the five potential patient health and healthcare delivery...
ASD mosaic CNV paper published in Nature Neuroscience
Maxwell Sherman's paper on mosaic CNVs in autism ( Sherman et al. 2020 Nat Neurosci) is now published -- congratulations, Max! This work, a collaboration with Chris Walsh and Peter Park, implicated large mosaic copy number variants (CNVs) arising early in embryonic development as a likely...
HMPA Postdoc Buddies Program
Are you interested in making connections with other postdocs at HMS? Join the HMPA Postdoc Buddies program! Postdocs who sign up for the program will be paired via e-mail with another postdoc who has expressed similar interests, including stage of career, field of study, and physical location. You...
Gender fluidity: What it means and why support matters
Take a moment — yes, right now — to consider your gender. Do you identify as a woman, man, or another gender: essentially, how would you describe your gender identity? How do you show your gender to other people through how you look or act — in other words, your gender expression? And has your...