Department of Biostatistics

Category: New Research

Catalyst Biostatistics Research Seminar – 11/13

Harvard Catalyst’s Biostatistics Research Seminar November 13th 3:45-5:15pm FXB, G13 No registration required Dr. Lisa Nickerson Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, HMS; Director of Applied Neuroimaging Statistics Laboratory, McLean Hospital “Applications … Continue reading “Catalyst Biostatistics Research Seminar – 11/13”

The Promise of Microbiome for Medicine & Public Health

Curtis Huttenhower, Associate Professor of Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, believes that microbiome research is poised to revolutionize public health. Recent advances in molecular technology and the declining cost of genetic … Continue reading “The Promise of Microbiome for Medicine & Public Health”

Harvard Catalyst Short Course – Oct 1-2

Short Course Announcement Bayesian Thinking: Fundamentals, Computation, and Multilevel Modeling October 1 | 8-30am-12:30pm & October 2 | 10am-2pm Kresge, G3 | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Jim H. … Continue reading “Harvard Catalyst Short Course – Oct 1-2”

DBMI Open Insights with Anamaria Crisan – 9/20

Thursday, September 20th 12pm, Countway Library, Room 403 (4th Floor) See website for more information Anamaria Crisan, MSC, PMP, PhD Candidate University of British Columbia Creating Explorable Visualization Design Spaces: An Example from Infectious … Continue reading “DBMI Open Insights with Anamaria Crisan – 9/20”

B3D Big Data Seminar with Andrew Beam – 9/17

First Seminar of the Semester! See website for full 2018-2019 schedule Monday, September 17, 2018 1:15 – 2:15 PM Lahey Room, 5th Floor Countway Library, HMS Andrew Beam, PhD Instructor, Department of … Continue reading “B3D Big Data Seminar with Andrew Beam – 9/17”

First Lightning Talks of the Semester – TODAY!

Please join us for the first round of Lightning Talks of the semester tomorrow, Wednesday, September 5th! Dustin Rabideau will be the MC. This year we will have a mix … Continue reading “First Lightning Talks of the Semester – TODAY!”