Postdoc and alumna Xihao Li, PhD ’21, has recently been awarded a Trans-Omics for Precision Medicine (TOPMed) Fellowship from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), which is a one-year … Continue reading “Xihao Li Receives Trans-Omics for Precision Medicine Fellowship”
On the occasion of its fifth anniversary, the Harvard Data Science Initiative leadership – Francesca Dominici, Elizabeth Langdon-Gray, and David C. Parkes– look back to embrace and celebrate their foundational principles, touch on particular … Continue reading “Spinning Up a Data Science Initiative at Harvard A Reflection on the HDSI ‘s 5th Anniversary”
Derek Shyr Dissertation Defense“Statistical and Machine Learning Methods for Assessing Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium in Large-Scale Multi-Ethnic Whole Genome Sequencing Studies”Dissertation Committee: Xihong Lin, Alkes Price, Benjamin Neale, and Sasha GusevWednesday, November 2, … Continue reading “Derek Shyr Dissertation Defense – 11/2”
Bad Bunny, Climate Change and US ImperialismHosted by the Decolonizing Global Health Org and Harvard Chan Humanitarian Development Student AssociationThursday Nov 3, 5-7pmBuilding 1, HSPH, 12th floor conference roomRSVP hereWe will … Continue reading “Bad Bunny, Climate Change and US Imperialism – 11/3”
The 4th Annual Health Data Science Symposium at HarvardSmartphones, Wearables, and HealthNovember 4th, 2022Hosted by the Brigham & Women’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School Dept of Neurosurgery’s Computational Neuroscience Outcomes Center & … Continue reading “The 4th Annual Health Data Science Symposium – 11/4”
How to use narrative to highlight disparities and catalyze changeA lunchtime workshop hosted by the Center for Health Communications and the Health Communication ConcentrationJoin Linda Villarosa, contributing writer at the New … Continue reading “Student Workshop in Health Communication – 11/8”
Congratulations to Dr. John Quackenbush, Henry Pickering Walcott Professor of Computational Biology and Informatics and department chair, who has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine (NAM)! Membership is considered one of … Continue reading “Chair John Quackenbush Elected to the National Academy of Medicine”
Congratulations to alumnus Miguel Marino, PhD ’11, who is Associate Professor in the Departments of Family Medicine and Biostatistics at Oregon Health and Science University, for being elected to the National Academy … Continue reading “Alumnus Miguel Marino Elected to the National Academy of Medicine”
If you are interested in joining us as a guest speaker, or have ideas regarding this series, please contact Dr. Erin Lake and/or enter your ideas via this sheet.What Color is Your … Continue reading “Career Development Series”
B-DIG is hosting a murder mystery potluck on Tuesday, October 25th, 5-7 in the main Biostats conference room (2-426). Bringing food and participating in the game are optional. We will … Continue reading “BDIG Murder Mystery Potluck! – 10/25”
