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Harvard Catalyst | The Harvard Clinical and Translational Science Center

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.

02/04/2026

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

02/02/2026

What do we do?
We work with Harvard University's schools and affiliate academic healthcare centers to encourage collaboration and innovation in clinical and translational (c/t) science.

What we offer:
- Dozens of c/t courses and training programs on topics such as grant funding & writing, science communication, and more
- Consultations on biostatistics, community-engaged research, regulatory topics, and more
- Tools to help you locate funding, resources, and learn new skills
- Funding opportunities to help advance your research

Offered freely to Harvard affiliates.

Learn more: hvrdct.me/725e3a

01/29/2026

Early-career researchers: Do you know how to build a mentoring network?

Check out our Mentorship in Clinical and Translational Research guide for resources to help you grow your mentoring network and strategies to connect with prospective mentors: hvrdct.me/30bf3a

01/27/2026

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

Topic: How the quantification of health impacts resulting from the removal of environmental exposures involves causal statements, and how, when possible, causal inference frameworks should be considered for analyzing the effects of environmental exposures on health outcomes.

Register: hvrdct.me/d3bf5f

01/21/2026

Sharpen your research skills this new year— at your own pace.

Browse our on-demand course platform and register for online courses on funding, biostatistics, grant writing, and more. All courses are taught by Harvard faculty and experts.

Free for Harvard affiliates and open to all other MDs, researchers, and scientists for a fee: hvrdct.me/3c13a0

01/19/2026

From the archives: In this follow up to our 2019 interview, Alex Lin of Brigham and Women's Hospital shares updates on his research investigating brain injuries. ⁠

Listen: hvrdct.me/b5d9ba

01/16/2026

Hybrid course (virtual and live sessions) for graduate students, fellows, and junior faculty: Plan and develop your own clinical trial proposal supported by biostatistical consultations.⁠
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Course format: Online lectures and peer feedback. ⁠
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Apply by February 2: hvrdct.me/f36f50

01/13/2026

When Giving Gives Back…Or Doesn’t

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 and giving.

In our latest interview, we discover the “three Cs” of “sustainable” giving: hvrdct.me/8fea98

01/09/2026

Scientists rely on communication skills. We'll help you refine them.⁠
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Our Writing & Communication Center provides a variety of helpful resources, tips, and strategies for researchers at any level of their career. Topics include grant writing, funding, presentations, poster design, and more: hvrdct.me/5f067d

01/07/2026

Sharpen your research skills this winter — at your own pace.

Browse our on-demand course platform and register for online courses on funding, biostatistics, grant writing, and more. All courses are taught by Harvard faculty and experts.

Free for Harvard affiliates and open to all other MDs, researchers, and scientists for a fee: hvrdct.me/3c13a0

01/05/2026

For clinical and translational researchers to be successful, support is essential.⁠
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Through consulting services, research guidance, education, and more, our faculty and staff are dedicated to supporting our clinical & translational (c/t) research community. ⁠
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We are especially supportive of students and early-career clinical investigators as we work to ensure their success and help build the next generation of c/t researchers. ⁠
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Learn more: hvrdct.me/ac97ae

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