Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Tara Moore

Establishing a graduate program is not a simple or easy task. It requires a leader who can organize, plan, and, even more, motivate others. Dr. Tara Moore is such a leader who established not one but two graduate programs: M.S. in Biomedical Forensic Science and M.S. in Forensic Anthropology. It... More

Spotlight on Students: Conor Smith

Do you know what it is like to present a poster at a conference with over 30,000 attendees? Conor Smith, a graduate student in GMS, presented a poster at the Society for Neuroscience meeting where attendees came from all over the world.  He was able to attend the meeting with... More

Registration for Program in Responsible Conduct

Registration for the 2/10 and 3/11  sessions of the Program in Responsible Conduct of Research is ongoing for all graduate students & post-doctoral fellows  for program.   Please review the following links for further information on registration and upcoming training classes.

Spotlight on Students: Daniel Dworkis

Have you seen the amazing photography—all created by our own GMS students—displayed in the GMS office? If not, please stop by and enjoy these beautiful art works. One of the photographers is Daniel Dworkis, an MD/PhD student, who is not only passionate about science but balances his life with... More

How to Pick a Post-Doc: A Panel Discussion

PhD Students: On Friday, December 3rd, attend a panel discussion with faculty, current post-docs, and students as they describe the process of  looking for a post-doctoral position.  Also, faculty will discuss what they look for in an application, and a student will give their perspective of searching for positions and managing incoming offers.This panel discussion will be held, Friday, December... More

Spotlight on Faculty: Dr. Stephen Brady

Dr. Stephen Brady, Director of the Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine Program in the Division of GMS, and an Associate Professor of Psychiatry is not only passionate about his work and career but intensely interested in engaging students in conversation whether in or outside of class. Dr. Brady would... More

Howard Hughes Medical Institute International Student Research Fellowships

Fellowship application deadline Wednesday November 24. Dr. Hughes (GRS) and Dr. Hyman (GMS) have made us aware of an exciting opportunity for graduate fellowships open to international students.  The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) has instituted a new graduate fellowship program for non-US graduate students doing research in a bio-medical... More

Thesis Deadline This Friday

December 10 is the deadline for thesis and/or dissertation submission for January 2011 graduation.  Format review  begins Monday 11/29.  Please drop off a hard copy of the complete thesis to the registrar, Ms. Mildred Agosto, in the  GMS office.  Include date and email address and the office will contact you... More

GMSSO Operation Gratitude

This season, help the Graduate Medical Sciences Student Organization (GMSSO) show our gratitude and support for our Troops in the Middle East.  Represenatives will collect donations November 18-19, December 2-3, and December 9-10 from 9:00am-1:00pm in the School of Medicine Lobby. See the Operation Gratitude flyer for more information.

Inter-American Foundation’s (IAF) Grassroots Development Ph.D. Fellowship

Infosession on   November 4 as  Matthew R.S. Boumphrey of the Institute of International Education will be on campus to provide information about the fellowship program. He will hold an open meeting 12:00-2:00 in CAS 200 The Inter-American Foundation’s (IAF) Grassroots Development Ph.D. Fellowship is a funding opportunity for Ph.D. students that... More

Thesis Title Page Due 11/2/10 for May 2011 Graduation

All MA and MS students planning to graduate in May 2011 must submit their Thesis Title page by November 2, 2010.  MAMS students, if completing a laboratory thesis should also submit the Thesis Agreement Form.  For students with readers who are not GMS faculty, a Special Appointment form must be... More

Military High-Tech Hits The Homeland

BU, others test systems used in battle to help in response to domestic emergencies. At Boston University Medical Center last month, a make-believe gunman terrorized make-believe victims. But the technologies university police used to track him down were the real thing.  See complete article.

Upcoming MAMS Webinar 10/25/10

Prospective applicants to the MA in  Medical Sciences program are invited to attend the upcoming MAMS Webinar at 12 pm noon on 10/25/10.  More information and pre-registration can be found below. 10/25/10 Webinar Pre-Registration

Spotlight on Faculty: Dr. Jamie Mcknight

-Dr. Jamie Mcknight- For some people, a job is just a job, a place to sit and pass the day while they wait to go home. This is not the case for Dr. Jamie McKnight, Associate Professor of Physiology and Biophysics, who has been at Boston University since 1995. In fact, More

National Research Service Award (NRSA) Recipient

NRSA Recipient - Rebecca Benham - An essential aspect of conducting research and research training is funding. Young or budding scientists may vie for grants and awards to complete their predoctoral fellowship. One avenue for these scientists is the National Research Service Award (NRSA), an award dedicated to Dr. Ruth... More

Establishment of Office of Post-doctoral Affairs (OPA)

Office of Post-doctoral Affairs (OPA), housed within the Division of Graduate Medical Sciences will address the needs of post-doctoral researchers across the medical campus. Sent on BUMC on Friday, September 24, 2010. Today is National Post-Doc Appreciation day and I am delighted to announce... More