Make a difference with cutting-edge research. Study the molecular, immunologic and biophysical foundations of disease toward cures. Study cancers, autoimmune syndromes, infectious diseases, metabolic disorders, regenerative medicine, bioinformatic strategies and more.
Make a difference by participating in compassionate patient and community service. Learn the principles and skills for mental health counseling, bioimaging and emergency management. Become a physician assistant.
Make a difference in your career path. Prepare for medical school with a curriculum that parallels the medical students. Take classes with dental students. Learn the medicolegal skills of a forensic scientist and how a forensic anthropologist can identify gender from the bones in your elbow.
Congratulations to GMS faculty Shoumita Dasgupta, PhD and Karin Schon, PhD, both selected as Assistant Deans for Diversity & Inclusion at the Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine! They will serve in their roles alongside Alexis Ramirez, MD, and Ebonie Woolcock, MD. Read the full message from Associate Dean for Diversity & Inclusion Angelique Harris, PhD, […]
Throughout the year, and especially during the holiday season, there are thousands of people in need throughout the Greater Boston area. Many organizations exist in and around the city that are critical to meeting these needs, and many of them are accepting volunteers. Below is a list of organizations accepting help that you can volunteer […]
NEIDL Researchers Discover New SARS-CoV-2 Weak Spot—Which Could Inspire Improved Vaccines The Brink; Jan. 11, 2023 A Boston University-led study has found that a viral protein known as NSP6 may be responsible for the COVID-19 Omicron variant's lower disease-causing potential (pathogenicity). The research, led by NEIDL scientists, was published online in Nature on Jan. 11. Read […]
Elle Timmerman is a third-year student in the MS in Biomedical Forensic Sciences program at Boston University Graduate Medical Sciences. She is a Vice Commander in the BU Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) and will commission as a United States Air Force Officer working in criminal investigations upon graduation. Read more about Elle’s journey below. […]