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Harvard Catalyst brings together the intellectual force, technologies, and clinical expertise of Har

Harvard Catalyst brings together the intellectual force, technologies, and clinical expertise of Harvard University and its affiliates and partners to reduce the burden of human illness.

03/02/2026

For study teams and early-stage investigators: Online and self-paced course covering clinical and translational research domains and ways to effectively participate, collaborate, and communicate within a research team and with key stakeholders. ⁠
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Free for Harvard affiliates and open to all MDs, scientists, and researchers for a fee: hvrdct.me/ffc19f

02/27/2026

Our latest newsletter: New pilot funding, AI & Robotics, & K12 Training Award

Read: hvrdct.me/a42cb3

02/26/2026

Free K grant writing resources: Check out our new website section. ⁠
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Watch videos from HMS faculty who discuss strategies to effectively construct your specific aims, research strategy, and career development plan. Also view examples of successful grants from awardees as part of our K Grant Library: hvrdct.me/e2968a

02/25/2026

What are the challenges inherent in establishing a research program?⁠
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This one-day, in-person course delves into best practices on leading and managing a team, and tips on navigating a career path in research. ⁠

Apply by March 25: hvrdct.me/185341

02/24/2026

Pilot funding: Up to $50K - Increasing the Impact of Clinical Research on Human Health (Round 2)

Proposals should focus on solutions to addressing common roadblocks that impact faculty and research staff in the conduct of research on human health.

Apply by March 26: hvrdct.me/b5766a

02/23/2026

New On-Demand Course: T32 Mentorship Training Certificate

For principal investigators and faculty on T32 grants. Free and available exclusively to Harvard affiliates, this self-paced course offers a practical, case-based approach to effective mentoring while also satisfying an NIH training requirement. It also provides resources and templates to support your mentoring.

Learn more & register: hvrdct.me/db5e4f

02/20/2026

Workshop: Designing and Presenting Effective Posters

Harvard-affiliated researchers: Strengthen your scientific poster design skills in our two-part workshop. Selected participants will receive feedback from a scientific communication coach and peers on their research poster.

Apply by March 23: hvrdct.me/4709a9

02/19/2026

For research teams: Free webinar series on how to troubleshoot, forecast, and problem solve by utilizing skills in project management. Learn how to apply project management templates to your work in team settings. ⁠
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These four independent sessions in March will be led by David Vincenti, a certified project management professional. ⁠
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Register: hvrdct.me/90c445

02/18/2026

Calling all early-career K Grant writers:

This March, join our series of virtual lunch-time forums for guidance in preparing your NIH K Grant application. Discuss K Grant topics and challenges with discussion leaders from Harvard Medical School.

Register for single event or all forums: hvrdct.me/f43a91

02/17/2026

Biostatistics Journal Club

In this talk, Justin Manjourides of Northeastern University will discuss Multiple Imputation by Super Learning (MISL) and its ability to better handle missingness within complex data structures. He will compare MISL to standard multiple imputation approaches and show that it can reduce bias and improve confidence interval coverage.

Register: hvrdct.me/548562

02/13/2026

"Throughout my academic career, I realized that there were huge gaps in who fared well with their disease and who didn’t, and those gaps were almost always divided along racial lines,” says physician-scientist Kemar Joseph Brown of Massachusetts General Hospital.

In our latest interview, we chat with our K12 awardee on his work building large-scale genomic datasets which he uses to examine whether ancestral background may influence genetic risk and resilience.

Read interview: hvrdct.me/1ee6a0

02/12/2026

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