Events

Panel of speakers: Florencia Rago (Novartis), Amy Rabideau (Moderna) Elizabeth Paik (Vor Biopharma)

Gabriel Victoria, PhD, Laurie and Peter Grauer Assistant Professor, Rockefeller University (password: MITBiology)

Britt Glaunsinger, PhD, Professor, Departments of Molecular and Cellular Biology and Plant and Microbial Biology, UC Berkeley, Investigator, HHMI

Grossman lab I "Interactions between an integrative and conjugative element and its bacterial host"

"Astrocytes close a critical period of motor circuit plasticity." Password: MITBiology

Pamela Bjorkman, PhD, David Baltimore Professor of Biology and Biological Engineering, California Institute of Technology (password: MITBiology)

"Neuronal regulation of torpor, a hibernation-like state in mice." Password: MITBiology

Panel of speakers: Rocco Casagrande (Gyphon Scientific), Erica Kimmerling (Association of Science Centers) Daniel Pomeroy, Harvard Medical School

Jenna Luecke, professional designer and illustrator will cover design principles for creating powerful visuals.

Melanie Sinche, NCC (author of Next Gen PhD0 and Joshua Hall (host of the HelloPhD podcast) will share their perspectives

Could your scientific work one day become art? Speakers: Christine Liu (PhD Candidate) and Sarah McGuiness (PhD candidate).

"Building a quantitative framework for immunological homeostasis using advanced tissue imaging and computational modeling"

Speakers: Chris Garcia, Younger Family Chair, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, Stanford University School of Medicine

"Neuroimmune circuits regulate intestinal immune-metabolic homeostasis"

Claus Wilke will show how to make visualizations that accurately reflect data, tell a story, and look professional.

Password: melanin I Sabatini lab I “New Tools for the Discovery of Pigment Gene Function”

Panel of speakers: Abbie Celniker (Third Rock Ventures), Kate Moreau (RA Capital Management, LLC) Geraldine Paulus, MPM Capital

Yasmine Belkaid, Chief Metaorganism Immunity Section, Laboratory of Immune Systems Biology, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

Hosted by the Broad. Elinor Karlsson & Diane Genereux. "Clarity from comparison: How other animals' genomes illuminate our own." Register in advance.

Hosted by the Broad. 20 scientists will present their innovative research across a wide range of fields relevant to biomedicine. Register in advance.

"Entero-Mammary Axis – A Mode of Multigenerational Transfer of Immunity"

"Circadian rhythms in parasitic diseases: an underlying clock of malaria parasites"

Carl Zimmer, science writer and New York Times columnist, will lead a workshop discussing writing about science for a broad audience.

Hosted by the MIT Superfund Research Program. Featuring Robyn Tanguay, Oregon State University.