Early-career researchers: Do you know how to build a mentoring network? Check out our Mentorship in Clinical & Translational Research guide for resources to help you grow your mentoring network & learn strategies to connect with prospective mentors: hvrdct.me/59f1b9

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Our latest newsletter: Relationships as Antidote to Stress, Mentoring Networks, & Grant Funding: hvrdct.me/e1cb28 @ccos-ctsa.bsky.social

Sharpen your research skills this new year — at your own pace. Browse our on-demand courses on funding, biostatistics, grant writing, & more. Taught by Harvard faculty & experts. Free for Harvard affiliates & open to others for a fee: hvrdct.me/zr2

Biostatistics Journal Club: Join Marie-Abèle Bind of Massachusetts General Hospital as she discusses causal inference in environmental health. Register: hvrdct.me/d5ab17

Our latest newsletter: New C/T Research Opportunities & Resources. Read: hvrdct.me/5aec62

New: During this past season of giving, we sat down with Sara Konrath, an author of the 2025 World Happiness Report, to learn about her research on the relationship between happiness & giving. Read our interview to discover the “three Cs” of “sustainable” giving: hvrdct.me/25de65

Hybrid course (virtual and live sessions) for graduate students, fellows, & junior faculty: Plan & develop your own clinical trial proposal supported by biostatistical consultations.⁠ Course format: Online lectures & peer feedback. ⁠Apply by February 9: hvrdct.me/886c9a

Sharpen your research skills this winter — at your own pace. Browse our on-demand courses on funding, biostatistics, grant writing, & more. Taught by Harvard faculty & experts. Free for Harvard affiliates & open to others for a fee: hvrdct.me/zr2

Calling all Harvard-affiliated NIH K grant applicants. Free consultation service: Receive tailored feedback from peers and one of our distinguished mentors on your draft Specific Aims pages and career development plans. Learn more & apply by January 7: hvrdct.me/603f4c

Our last newsletter of the year: ❄️ Read: Staying Zen in Tumultuous Times ❄️ Apply: NIH K Grant Consulting Read newsletter: hvrdct.me/399f3c

Our most popular interview of 2025. @robertwaldinger.bsky.social leads the Harvard Study on Adult Development, one of the longest-running scientific investigations into human wellbeing. Earlier this year, he sat down with us to discuss the secret to happiness: hvrdct.me/2a2c97

Online & self-paced course designed for healthcare professionals, researchers, & medical students who are interested in learning more about genomic medicine. ⁠Free for Harvard affiliates & open to others for a fee: hvrdct.me/19a7ba

From the archives: Five Questions with @hsph.harvard.edu biostatistician LJ Wei. A consultant for Harvard Catalyst Biostatistics, Wei shares why methodology matters and explains the power of staying curious. ⁠Read: hvrdct.me/b16177

Our latest newsletter: 🔎 Apply by Dec. 8: C/T Research Academy First Grant Bootcamp 🔎 Application open: How to Design a Clinical Study Read: hvrdct.me/032942

Hybrid course (virtual and live sessions) for graduate students, fellows, & junior faculty: Plan & develop your own clinical trial proposal supported by biostatistical consultations.⁠ Course format: Online lectures & peer feedback. ⁠Apply by February 9: hvrdct.me/886c9a

Biostatistics Journal Club: Bernie Rosner @hsph.harvard.edu will discuss use of a multi-state model to combine models for breast cancer incidence & breast cancer-specific mortality: hvrdct.me/fda34e

Faces of Research: Clinical oncologist @jia-luo.bsky.social @danafarber.bsky.social discusses her work in #cancer research & shares insights into the future of the field. Read our recent interview with Luo on her innovative research: hvrdct.me/302041

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From the archives: How does diet impact heart health?⁠ ⁠Clinician-scientist @romitb.bsky.social @mgbresearch.bsky.social shares his research on preventing cardiac disease with us - right from his treadmill desk. Read: hvrdct.me/91ff3c

From the archives: Five Questions with @hsph.harvard.edu biostatistician LJ Wei. A consultant for Harvard Catalyst, Wei shares why methodology––and curiosity––matter. ⁠Read: hvrdct.me/957cc9

15-week training program for early-stage investigators who are ready to write their first #grant application. Learn to prepare a competitive grant application by accessing self-paced grant-writing instruction, live webinars, & faculty-led small groups. Apply by 12/8: hvrdct.me/69b42a

In our latest newsletter: 🔎 Register: Biostatistics Journal Club 🔎 Apply: C/T Research Academy First Grant Bootcamp Read: hvrdct.me/66b0c2

How can imaging be utilized to advance cardiology research? Diana Lopez, of Brigham and Women's Hospital, shares insights into the future of this field. Read about her innovative research using PET imaging to better understand & treat heart disease: hvrdct.me/6be23f #Cardiology #HeartDisease

Biostatistics Journal Club: Rui Wang @deptpopmed.bsky.social will discuss handling missing data in cluster randomized trials, including considerations to improve precision by using machine learning & modeling the treatment assignment mechanism. Register: hvrdct.me/2a1809

Can advanced imaging solve the 'new' heart disease?Cardiologist Diana Lopez of Brigham and Women's Hospital recently chatted with us about her innovative research using PET imaging to better understand and treat heart disease. Read interview: hvrdct.me/1f77da

In our latest newsletter: Can Advanced Imaging Solve the 'New’ Heart Disease? & First Grant Bootcamp. Read: hvrdct.me/3f034f

Faces of Research: Treating heart disease. Cardiovascular disease is on the rise. In today's changing medical landscape, cardiologist Diana Lopez of Brigham and Women's Hospital is using PET imaging to better understand and treat heart disease. Read more about her research: hvrdct.me/6be23f

Dive deep into jumpstarting your research career this fall. Navigate the current challenges in research by brushing up on your skills & learning new ones. Our on-demand, self-paced courses are taught by Harvard faculty & experts. Free for Harvard affiliates & open to others for a fee: hvrdct.me/zr2

“An understanding of statistics is going to greatly improve your research,” says Brian Healy @hsph.harvard.edu. Discover the joy in statistics as you read the words of the professor behind our popular program in applied #biostatistics: hvrdct.me/0f9362

Our latest newsletter: Applied Biostatistics & Free K Grant Consultations. Read: hvrdct.me/15f8ce

Free consulting service. NIH K grant applicants: Apply to receive tailored feedback on your draft Specific Aims page & attend a career development consult with a Harvard-affiliated distinguished mentor. Free for @harvard.edu affiliates. Apply: hvrdct.me/947b9d

New On-Demand course: Applied #Biostatistics, a self-paced alternative to our popular certificate program, is now available. Includes an intro to the most commonly used biostatistics techniques for clinical research. Free for Harvard affiliates & open to others for a fee: hvrdct.me/647538

Faces of Research: Supporting families of cancer patients. Read about @danafarber.bsky.social nurse-scientist Julie Eche-Ugwu's work to develop an intervention to improve psychosocial resources for families facing cancer: hvrdct.me/c8bb6e

Our latest newsletter: Improving Psychosocial Supports for Families & Applied #Biostatistics. Read: hvrdct.me/26a1cd @hsph.harvard.edu, @danafarber.bsky.social, @brighamandwomens.bsky.social

What's the secret to happiness? In our latest interview, we sat down with @robertwaldinger.bsky.social director of the Harvard Study on Adult Development, one of the longest-running scientific investigations into human happiness and longevity. Read: hvrdct.me/2a2c97

New episode alert: Guest Alicia Whittington, assistant director of engagement & health equity research at the Football Players Health Study at Harvard University, joins us to discus her work on the study, including a family initiative & resources for former NFL players. Listen: hvrdct.me/a0r

Free K grant writing resources: Watch videos from @harvardmed.bsky.social faculty who discuss strategies for effectively constructing specific aims, research strategy, & a career development plan. Check out our K Grant Library to read samples of completed grants: hvrdct.me/526df9

This new school year, sharpen your research skills & learn new ones by accessing our online courses on research topics including genomics, research funding, biostatistics, grant writing, & more. Free for Harvard-affiliated researchers & open to others for a fee: hvrdct.me/01b1fe

Our latest newsletter: Staying Zen in Tumultuous Times & On-Demand Courses. Read: hvrdct.me/1bdba6

Faces of Research: "We know that one of the ways that people get through difficult times is through connections with other people,” says @robertwaldinger.bsky.social. Waldinger, director of the Harvard Study on Adult Development, shares his insights: hvrdct.me/2a2c97

@harvard.edu Early-career investigators: Get a head start on support and training for your research career. Check out Catalyst Connect, our searchable database of local resources on topics such as funding, training programs, grant-writing, & more. All Free: hvrdct.me/j45

Our latest newsletter: How Great Science Happens & Biostatistics Journal Club. Read: hvrdct.me/0548ba

Journal club: Talk focusing on the importance of identifying clinically interpretable endpoints in comparative studies, highlighting challenges that arise when defining treatment contrast measures, & the rationale for using the area under the curve as a model-free measure. Register: hvrdct.me/cf0a01

Join us for the 7th Reproducibility Rounds: 𝐍𝐨𝐧-𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐢𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥-𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐚 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡: 𝐀 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐲, on September 16 at 9 am PT | 12 pm ET | 6 pm CET, by Nichole E Carlson. Registration at stanford.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Free K grant writing resources: Watch videos from @harvardmed.bsky.social faculty who discuss strategies for effectively constructing specific aims, research strategy, & career development plan. Check out examples of grants from awardees in our K Grant Library: hvrdct.me/526df9

Faces of Research: Bala Subramaniam is director of the Sadhguru Center for a Conscious Planet at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, which applies a scientific approach to integrate medical & contemplative sciences. The goal: improving brain health & overall wellbeing. Read: hvrdct.me/412ed3

Researchers: Whether you're preparing to join a research team or building your own team, having strong team science skills is crucial to create a powerful scientific impact. Access courses, tools, & strategies to help you lead through collaboration & navigate challenges: hvrdct.me/1eaa92

ICYMI: In our latest interview, Bala Subramaniam, director of the Sadhguru Center for a Conscious Planet at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, discusses his innovative research studying meditation & related wellness practices: hvrdct.me/bdc85a

Overview of implementation research: Facilitators & barriers to translating evidence into practice. ⁠Design & develop a study to evaluate a research question on healthcare implementation using clinical examples. Apply by August 27: hvrdct.me/e355d7