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Researchers Call for New Studies to Learn How Our Brains Change When We’re Awake After Midnight
More research is needed to understand the neurophysiological changes in the brain that occur when we’re awake during the circadian night.
Humans of MGRI: Julian Gonzalez
Julian Gonzalez, originally from Colombia, is a summer intern on the Harris Orthopedics Lab microbiology team, and a first-generation medical student.
Congratulations to the 2022 Claflin Distinguished Scholars (Part 2)
The Claflin Distinguished Scholar Awards were established to support women and their careers during their child-rearing years.
Congratulations to the 2022 Claflin Distinguished Scholars (Part 1)
The Claflin Distinguished Scholar Awards were established to support women and their careers during their child-rearing years.
Part of the Solution: What It’s Like to Participate in a Clinical Research Study (Gluten Challenge) on Celiac Disease
What happens to a celiac disease patient if or when they are temporarily re-exposed to gluten? A Mass General research participant tells her story.
Congratulations to the 2022 Class of the Bridging Academia and Industry Training Program
The unique training course seeks to create a new culture of collaboration among researchers in academia and industry.
Mass General Research Awards and Honors: Spring/Summer 2022
We are very excited to celebrate our researchers and the awards and honors they are given!
MOMi Study Seeks to Increase Inclusion of Pregnant and Lactating Individuals in Research
A new team research effort seeks to shed light on how mothers pass immunity to their babies during pregnancy and lactation.
Conversations on Mental Health: Jodi Gilman, PhD, & The Center for Addiction Medicine
Mass General researchers are testing how medical marijuana usage impacts mental health outcomes.
Making the Case for Adding the Kidney Emoji as an Educational Tool for Healthcare
Health advocates hope to gain approval for an anatomically correct kidney emoji that could be used to improve patient-provider communication.