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The Metabolism and Nutrition Research Unit within the TCRC is a fully featured research unit that collaborates with investigators on study design; assists investigators with grant preparation; boasts facilities to prepare standard and specialized research meals; collects and analyzes nutrition intake data; and performs metabolic assessments using a variety of modalities.
For more information, or for information about all of the DCR Consultation Units available to MGH faculty and staff, please click here. To request a consultation, click here.
The Clinical Genetics Research Facility is a research core managed by the Center for Genomic Medicine. We are located at 185 Cambridge Street on the 2nd floor of the Simches Research Center. PI’s and research groups across the institution are welcome to use the space, which includes exam rooms, a sample prep lab with a centrifuge and a refrigerator/freezer space, a phlebotomy room, interview rooms, and an EKG. All of our services are available by the half hour. Start-up is quick and simple, and tours are available by appointment.
For inquiries, please contact us at mghcgmcgrf@mgb.org. We look forward to helping you!
Dear Users,
Kindly note the new fees for the DCR core services for FY 25, effective October 1, 2024, to September 30, 2025.
Please reach out to dcrccre@partners.org with any questions on this.
| Services | Internal | External NonProfit AMC | External Industry |
|---|---|---|---|
| IRB submission (Per Submission) | $3,500.00 | $5,040.00 | $5,565.00 |
| Project Management (Per Hour) | $52.00 | $74.88 | 82.68 |
| Software Development (Per Hour) | $65.00 | $93.60 | $103.35 |
| Clinical Research Coordinator (Per Hour) | $32.00 | $46.08 | $50.88 |
Postdoctoral and faculty researchers: Request a consultation and receive free guidance on biostatistical topics related to clinical study design. Consultations offered include IRB and grant submission/resubmission, protocol review, feasibility, analysis planning and advice, and manuscript reviewer response.
Applications due: January 20th, 2025, 5:00pm EST
The Center for Precision Psychiatry (CPP) is committed to fostering the careers of early career investigators in the emerging area of precision psychiatry. Integrating research, clinical implementation, education and training, the Center is committed to driving innovation to implementation and making discoveries that can be translated to clinical care.
The Tommy Fuss Scholars Program in Precision Psychiatry will support innovative research efforts by early career investigators. Scholars will work with CPP faculty on projects aligned with the CPP mission and goals including therapeutics, big data analytics, precision treatment matching, mobile health technologies, genomics, neuroscience, and clinical trials. Recipients will receive $50,000 for one year, inclusive of indirect costs, to advance their research project. Funds can be used flexibly to support salary or research costs.
The Tommy Fuss Scholars Program is endowed by The Tommy Fuss Fund, a private foundation established by the Fuss family in memory of their son to promote medical research to further our understanding of mental illness and develop more effective means of diagnoses and treatment.
To learn more and apply visit the Center for Precision Psychiatry Career Opportunity Page.
Please direct any questions to mghctrprecisionpsych@mgh.harvard.edu
We are excited to announce that the Program in Clinical Effectiveness (PCE), a collaboration between Mass General Brigham and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, is now accepting applications for the 2025 summer session! This 15-credit program, running from July 7 to August 15, 2025, is ideal for physician researchers, clinical researchers, fellows, faculty, NPs, and PAs seeking to enhance their quantitative and analytic skills in clinical research and healthcare administration.
While many students pursue this certificate as part of their MPH degree, it also serves as a stepping stone for those looking to further their research skills early in their careers or mid-career. Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your expertise and make impactful contributions to the field.
Application Deadlines:
- Degree Students: December 1, 2024
- Non-Degree Students: February 15, 2025
For more information, please visit our website at https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/clinical-effectiveness/ or contact us at progclineffect@partners.org. We look forward to your application!