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International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR): Innovation, Incubation, Investment: The Landscape of Stem Cell Research in Boston
When the Harvard Stem Cell Institute was inaugurated 13 years ago, stem cell research was an audacious concept. Now, it is poised to deliver dramatic advances in human health. The forum will highlight the transformative work HSCI has funded in new and bold ideas-incubating innovative science, and drawing investment to start-ups and the local ecosystem. For more info + to RSVP, please visit the event website!
Find out more »City of Boston Mayor’s Office of Advancement: AAUW Work Smart in Boston Free Salary Negotiation Workshop
AAUW Work Smart in Boston is a partnership between the American Association of University Women and the City of Boston to offer free salary negotiation workshops to women who live or work in Boston. For more info + to RSVP, please visit the event website!
Find out more »MoNage: MoNage Breakfast
Join MoNage in support of the upcoming Fall 2017 MoNage taking place in Boston on October 24-26. MoNage covers: the Future of the Conversational Web, ChatBots and Messaging. MoNage sits at the intersection of: Communications, AI and Computing. For more info + to RSVP, please visit the event website!
Find out more »Greater Boston useR Group & RStudio: Greater Boston useR Meetup featuring Edgar Ruiz of RStudio
We’re excited to host Edgar Ruiz from RStudio for our June meeting. Edgar will talk about the Tidyverse! This is how RStudio views the workflow of a data scientist and how you can maximize your efficiency with the tools and R packages available. We’re also very thankful to have RStudio sponsoring pizza for the meeting! For more info + to RSVP, please visit the event website!
Find out more »Office Hours: Ramesh Advani
Ramesh Advani, former Director, Federal Grants Management in the Executive Office for Administration & Finance, was responsible for the operational and financial oversight of 3+ Billion dollars in federal grants received by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. He was recruited by Governor Patrick’s administration to start up and run the operations of a 7 Billion dollar federal recovery effort for the state in the Great Recession. He served as the Deputy Director of the Massachusetts Recovery & Reinvestment program (“stimulus”) for…
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