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DDR inhibitor development is evolving rapidly, marked by the continuous emergence of new targets. AstraZeneca and Merck reaffirm their commitment to DDR inhibitors, yet more pharmaceutical companies like Roche and...
Interested in a career in science, research, or innovation? Curious about how people find jobs and internships at small tech startups or large pharma companies? Learn more about what types...
Professor Charles Serhan and the Organizing Committee present the 2024 Symposium on the Resolution of Inflammation in Medicine and Surgery.
This workshop will be offered at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (January 30, 2024) and at MIT on (February 1, 2024). The twenty-first century has seen an increase in extreme weather events, large-scale environmental...
Despite the exciting advancements and new investments into the field, the development of new RNAi therapeutics is plagued by difficulties with extra-hepatic delivery and scale-up of manufacturing production. in...
The heart uniquely straddles the world of art and science — a powerful metaphor for love and loss on the one hand, a literal life-sustaining force within each of us...
The International Center for Genomic Disease, in partnership with the Therapeutics Initiative and the Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School, invite you to join us for the 11th lecture...
This career talk is designed for postdoc fellows who are interested in learning about and/or applying for the NIH K99/R00 award. During the talk, we will cover topics on different...
Jim Downs, professor at Gettysburg College, will discuss his latest book, "Maladies of Empire: How Colonialism, Slavery, and War Transformed Medicine." Learn more!
This exciting new event, "McGovern-MEGIN symposium: MEGnificent brain discoveries," aims to showcase innovative applications of MEG neuroimaging technology and bring into spotlight the MEG core facility at MIT’s McGovern Institute....
