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2019 Feb 09

HBS 16th Annual Healthcare Conference

8:00am to 6:00pm

Location: 

Klarman Hall, Soldiers Field, Cambridge

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This year's conference theme, Back to the Future of Healthcare, has a special focus on the intersection of healthcare and technology. Given the better understanding of human condition enabled by tech capabilities, we will discuss how can we improve the patient experience, speed up adoption of novel treatments, cut costs, and improve overall healthcare delivery.

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2018 Dec 10

Harvard Biotech Club 101 Series: Institutionalized Entrepreneurship

4:30pm to 6:00pm

Location: 

TMEC 227

Interested in transitioning from Academia to Industry and are thinking of Venture Capital? Please join us with our guest speaker Dr. Jacob Rubens from Flagship Pioneering who will talk about his career trajectory from PhD to Flagship and will also discuss the Flagship case study on HBS: Institutionalized Entrepreneurship. RSVP here please: https://goo.gl/forms/oWlAdl4iq05fl2Bn2Read more about Harvard Biotech Club 101 Series: Institutionalized Entrepreneurship
2018 Nov 28

APPLICATION DEADLINE!: Career Pathways for Basic Scientists Interested in Clinical and Translational (C/T) Research

5:00pm

 

The Harvard Catalyst Postgraduate Education Program (PGE), would like you to share the following information with your program participants. PGE will be offering a new four- session career panel series designed to offer insights into the various career options in clinical and translational research available to PhD and MD scientists who may be interested in working in settings such as academia, industry, and government/regulatory agencies.

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2018 Nov 29

Alda Center for Science Communication Plenary Session

5:00pm to 6:30pm

Location: 

NRB 350
Are you interested in improving your science communication skills using a method developed by Alan Alda (yes, from M*A*S*H)? The Alda center uses improvisation-based techniques to train science professionals to communicate about science. Their workshops draw from Alda's years of experience in improv comedy and his experience hosting the PBS series, Scientific American Frontiers. You can read more about the Alda center here: https://www.aldacenter.org/ We've heard from others in the scicomm community that the Alda Center's workshops and... Read more about Alda Center for Science Communication Plenary Session
2018 Nov 15

Harvard-MIT Center for Regulatory Science: Innovators in Therapeutics Speaker Series with Alnylam's CEO and Senior VP for Regulatory Affairs

4:30pm to 6:00pm

Location: 

Building C - Cannon Room

Innovators in Therapeutics, A Student Speaker Series with Alnylam's John Maraganore and Sara Nochur

Hosted by the Harvard-MIT Center for Regulatory Science and the...

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2018 Oct 24

Harvard Biotech Club Presents: The Future of Protein: How Food Tech and Business Will Save the Planet

6:00pm to 7:00pm

Location: 

TMEC 227
Please join us for an exciting Harvard Biotech Club event Wednesday Oct 24 from 6-7PM in TMEC 227 featuring Aylon Steinhart, business innovation specialist of the Good Foods Institute, who will be talking about “The Future of Protein: How Food Tech and Business Will Save the Planet”. Aylon will be sharing his experiences and career opportunities in the plant-based and clean meat alternatives space. He is interested in connecting with scientists, particularly those interested in genetics and/or stem cell biology, as well as anyone interested in a career in this space. For... Read more about Harvard Biotech Club Presents: The Future of Protein: How Food Tech and Business Will Save the Planet
2018 Oct 18

The Longevity Fund and AGE1 : Boston Info Session

6:00pm to 7:30pm

Location: 

Broad Institute - Monadnock Room
Laura Deming founded the Longevity Fund in 2011 as the first VC firm dedicated to funding high-potential longevity companies. So far, she’s raised $37M and has backed such companies as Unity Biotechnology, Precision Biosciences, System1, Decibel Therapeutics, and Elevian. Building upon this success, Laura created the AGE1 Biotech accelerator to support early-stage, founder-driven companies that look to develop therapeutics which will extend the human healthspan. AGE1’s 4-month program offers capital ($500K) and support to launch founder-driven biotech companies. To apply for our next batch... Read more about The Longevity Fund and AGE1 : Boston Info Session
2018 Oct 12

Data Analytics & Technology Fair (open to all Harvard graduate students and postdocs, including HMS Master's students)

1:00pm to 4:00pm

Location: 

Harvard SOCH (59 Shepard St., Cambridge, MA

Data Analytics & Technology Fair

Date: Friday, October 12, 2018
Time: 1:00 - 4:00pm
Location: Harvard SOCH (59 Shepard St., Cambridge, MA) (map)

Eligibility: Open to ALL Harvard University students...

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2018 Sep 17

Harvard Biotech Club 101 Series: Regulatory Affairs

4:15pm to 5:15pm

Location: 

TMEC 227

Regulatory Affairs

What are the key steps to bring drugs to market? Ever wonder what it takes to get to Phase III?

Join us with Regulatory Affairs expert, Dr. Kristin Van Goor, for our first 101 seminar of the fall!

Kristin Van Goor, Ph.D.

Senior Director
Global Regulatory Policy & Portfolio Transformation Team

Monday, September 17th, 4:15pm-5:15pm

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