2019 Parking Stickers Now Available
The Parking Office, located at 710 Albany St., is now issuing 2019 parking permit decals to existing parkers More
Nov. 21-23 Parking & Transportation Information
View all the parking and transportation services for the Thanksgiving holiday. More
70 Years, 15,000 Participants, 3,716 Research Papers: Celebrating the Framingham Heart Study
How do you say thank you to 15,000 participants who have shared their time, health information and biological samples without asking for anything in return? You throw a party! On Friday Oct. 26, the Framingham Heart Study (FHS) invited all of its participants to a two-part, daylong celebration – an open house at its headquarters... More
Parking & Transportation Information for Monday, Nov. 12
See the schedule and services in effect for Veterans Day. More
Public Safety Awards 2018
BUMC public safety officers and members of the Medical Campus community were honored for their exemplary service over the course of the year. More
10/29: Newton Pavilion Closure
As BMC moves services out of Newton Pavilion, all access to and from the Newton Pavilion will be closed as of Monday, Oct. 29. More
Parking & Transportation Information for Monday, Oct. 8
See the Parking & Transportation for Columbus Day. More
Provost Workshop: Climate Change and Health
The discussion will center on the existing and expected health impacts of climate change, and the current and developing plans by the city of Boston and BU to address these impacts. More
Interdisciplinary BUMC Team Investigates Dialysis Access Malfunction
Patients with chronic kidney disease frequently develop stenosis of their intrathoracic large veins (i.e., central venous stenosis), which jeopardizes their prospects of having a functional dialysis access, while the current modality to diagnose this complication is fraught with inaccuracies. An interdisciplinary team of clinicians, biomedical engineers and scientists, including members of the Evans Center IBR Thrombosis... More
NEIDL Researchers Create Tool to Study New Virus
Could help determine if Ebola-like LLOV can cause disease in humans In recent years, traces of new zoonotic viruses—pathogens that live in animals and could potentially cause infectious diseases in humans—have been discovered in bats, fish, and other species around the world. But scientists have been stumped in their search for the complete genome for these... More
