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The FIRST Program offers a comprehensive menu of services to clinical investigators in the Department of Surgery. To request services, please complete the Services Request Form. ​​​​ FIRST Services Request Form Each Services Request Form is reviewed by the FIRST Program Director. Initial follow-up...

We Specialize In Bulk and Single-Cell Transcriptomics and -omics RNA extraction, quality control, and library preparation for mRNA, total RNA, and single-cell/single-nuclei RNA-seq and -omics. For the latter, we also provide help with integration of single cell transcriptomic, epigenomic datasets...

The Core offers hands-on training, customized protocol development, and educational workshops in collaboration with partners across BIDMC, HMS, and the Harvard Chan Bioinformatics Core.

The CRC provides investigators with access to laboratory technicians for routine and complex sample processing. The laboratory processing staff has extensive experience in working with many central laboratories for federal and pharmaceutical company supported clinical research projects and with...

The nursing service of the Clinical Research Center at BIDMC is composed of registered nurses, medical assistants for research, and a certified sleep technician. CRC nurses implement the research study protocol, manage nursing care, and coordinate services throughout the research participant’s stay...

Fellows have the opportunity to participate in research collaborations, externships, and other learning experiences with a variety of organizations at Harvard and beyond. These activities are planned through discussion with fellowship faculty and are carefully chosen to align with the professional...

Components Fellowship Core Harvard Graduate Degree Research Clinical Practice Electives: Advocacy and Field Experience Compensation Living in Greater Boston Fellowship Core Fellows participate in core fellowship didactics, develop an area of individual focus, engage in original academic research...

Dennis E. Anderson, PhD Dr. Anderson received his Ph.D. in Engineering Mechanics from Virginia Tech in 2010, studying musculoskeletal biomechanics with a focus on aging and gait. He then completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the Center for Advanced Orthopaedic Studies at Beth Israel Deaconess...

Benjamin E. Sibson, Ph.D. Ben received his Ph.D. in Human Evolutionary Biology from Harvard University in 2024, investigating the effects of variation in physical activity on trunk muscle endurance, spine motion and loading, and lumbar spine function during gait. He held a T32 National Research...