REGISTER Session Description: Short-term research experiences are how most young aspiring scientists begin their foray into research. Successfully designing and managing short-term research projects is of utmost importance since they serve as the first and formative experiences for young trainees. In this workshop, we will consider elements that support design and implementation of successful short-term... Read more about Mentor Training: Designing Short-Term Research Projects
CAS Seminar Room and on Zoom (1280 Massachusetts Ave, 3rd Floor)
Please join us in-person and online for the 2023-2024 CAS Postdoctoral Fellows Colloquium on Thursday, May 2, from 12-2pm. Lunch will be served. Please register through the links below to attend.
The panel will focus on how leading social scientists conceptualize, measure, and study key forms of prejudice in the US context, focusing specifically on antisemitism and Islamophobia. The event will bring together top scholars who are at the forefront of studying these important and pernicious phenomena using rigorous, evidence-based data, methods, and sources.... Read more about Pernicious Prejudice: Scholarly Approaches to Antisemitism and Islamophobia (In Person)
The Weatherhead Research Cluster on Comparative Inequality and Inclusion draws on expertise from across disciplines to gain international and comparative perspectives on how to extend cultural membership to the greatest number in society, to gain a better understanding of the social and cultural processes behind recognition gaps, and to determine how social scientists and policy makers can better respond to help make societies more inclusive.
Advanced industrial societies have become increasingly characterized by two trends: growing inequality and an increasing...
Alex Garnick (History of Science), Van Roomen on al-Khwārizmī and the Divergence of Early Modern Algebras. This meeting will take place in-person and on Zoom. Please contact analuiza_nicolae@g.harvard.edu for Zoom link.
Join your colleagues & peers for lunch and a chat in an informal setting with Dr Cihangir Duy. These lunches are excellent opportunities for students to network with visiting faculty and learn about cancer research being done at other institutions.
