DFCI Zoominars for Data Science Lineup

The Department of Data Sciences at DFCI will host a new weekly Zoominar for Data Science. Rather than a traditional seminar format, Rafael Irizarry will moderate a Q&A with invited speakers on … Continue reading “DFCI Zoominars for Data Science Lineup”

Alumna Melody Goodman: The Unequal Burden of Asthma

Summer Program external advisory board member and department alumna Melody Goodman, PhD ’06, contributes to a recent Self video on “The Unequal Burden of Asthma – how race, environment, and … Continue reading “Alumna Melody Goodman: The Unequal Burden of Asthma”

Xihong Lin: COVID-19 Lessons Learned So Far

On April 17, professor Xihong Lin testified at the UK Parliament’s Science and Technology Committee, before 8-9 UK parliament members and chair Dr. Greg Clark, about lessons learned so far in … Continue reading “Xihong Lin: COVID-19 Lessons Learned So Far”

Air Pollution & Coronavirus: Presentations with Xiao Wu and Rachel Nethery

  Air Pollution All Party Parliamentary Group Air Pollution & Coronavirus Academic research & post-lockdown strategy Zoom meeting Friday 29th May at 2pm Research presentations COVID death & infection rates and air … Continue reading “Air Pollution & Coronavirus: Presentations with Xiao Wu and Rachel Nethery”

Environmental Justice is Health Justice: Webinar with Francesca Dominici & Cory Booker

Statistics and studies have demonstrated the link between COVID-19 death rates and environmental injustice. This webinar will address this link from three perspectives: scientific research, front line experience, and government … Continue reading “Environmental Justice is Health Justice: Webinar with Francesca Dominici & Cory Booker”

HCMPH Holds Successful 2nd Annual Symposium

The Harvard Chan Microbiome in Public Health Center (HCMPH), co-directed by professors Curtis Huttenhower and Wendy Garrett (IID), held a very successful 2nd annual symposium, “Molecular bioactivity in the microbiome and public health” on Friday, … Continue reading “HCMPH Holds Successful 2nd Annual Symposium”

Last Week’s Successful Thesis Defenses!

Congratulations to the following students who successfully defended their thesis last week! Zijie Zhao Benchmarking Synaptic Cleft Segmentation in EM ConnectomicsThesis advisor: Hanspeter Pfister (Harvard/SEAS) Thesis committee members: John Quackenbush, … Continue reading “Last Week’s Successful Thesis Defenses!”