Posts Tagged ‘women in science’
Gabriela Apiou, PhD, Named Inaugural Incumbent of the Endowed MGH Research Institute Chair in Translational Sciences
Dr. Apiou’s focus is on teaching and practicing unique models of innovation through collaboration across academia and industry.
Read MoreThe Pandemic Has Created a 4th Shift for Women in Medicine
Dr. Julie Silver shares her experiences and research on workforce gender disparities and how women have been working “the fourth shift.”
Read MoreConversations with Margarita Alegría, PhD
I’m delighted to bring you my first monthly newsletter, Conversations with Margarita. Every month, we’ll chat about a new topic to expand our understanding of the issues that shape our health.
Read MoreVoices of Women in Science: Jacqueline Lane, PhD
Jacqueline Lane, PhD, is a sleep genetics and circadian rhythms researcher investigating the connections between sleep quality and disease.
Read MoreVoices of Women in Science: Margarita Alegría, PhD
Dr. Alegría’s research is focused on testing new models of care, interventions for improving health care and eliminating health care disparities for diverse populations.
Read MoreVoices of Women in Science: Madhusmita Misra, MD, MPH
Madhusmita Misra, MD, MPH, is an internationally-known expert on neuroendocrine, metabolic and bone complications of disorders that span the weight spectrum from anorexia nervosa to obesity.
Read MoreVoices of Women in Science: Fatima Cody Stanford, MD, MPH, MPA
Our first guest blog post is written by Fatima Cody Stanford, MD, MPH, MBA, a trailblazing physician-scientist studying the intersection of medicine, public health, policy and disparities.
Read MoreHumans of MGRI: Alexandra Selberg, MA
Humans of MGRI is a new initiative with the goal of getting-to-know members of the Research Institute. Meet Alexandra!
Read MoreThe Queen Bee Phenomenon and Encouraging the Success of Junior Colleagues with Dr. Margaret Ormiston
The Women in Science team at the Martinos Center recently invited Dr. Margaret Ormiston to speak about the Queen Bee phenomenon and the importance of encouraging junior colleagues.
Read MoreDevising Ways to Improve the Bioengineering of Blood Vessels for the Lungs
While researchers have made strides in the quest to bioengineer new organs, there’s still a long way to go.
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