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Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019
One Giant Step
One Giant Step Winter 2019Researchers are building an artificial intelligence system that can mimic human clinical decision makingArtificial Intelligence Issueby Ekaterina Pesheva and Ann Marie Menting4 minute readFeature You’re a first-year medical …
Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019
The Power of Data, the Power of Change
The Power of Data, the Power of Change Winter 2019CommentaryArtificial Intelligence Issueby George Q. Daley2 minute read Perspective Biomedical scientists are riding a powerful wave of change in how we conduct our research. Increasingly, biomedical …
The Cost of Conflict Issue Spring 2018
Human Elements
Human Elements Spring 2018Advances in prosthetics: a photo essayThe Cost of Conflict Issueby Stephanie Dutchen2 minute read Images “As we march into this century, we’re going to ask again and again what it means to be human. If you replaced all my limbs …
Imaging Issue Autumn 2018
Dream Machines
Dream Machines Autumn 2018Sometimes, answering the questions of science requires creating new ways of seeingImaging Issueby Stephanie Dutchen20 minute readFeature Bernardo Sabatini vowed that when he moved into his new office, he wouldn’t clutter it with …
Imaging Issue Autumn 2018
5 Questions with an Expert in RNA’s Role in Immunity
5 Questions with an Expert in RNA’s Role in Immunity Autumn 2018A conversation with Sun HurImaging Issueby Ekaterina Pesheva3 minute readInterview You research the mysteries of immunity—how the body recognizes self from other. What sparked this interest? …
Imaging Issue Autumn 2018
MD Students Named Soros Fellows
MD Students Named Soros Fellows Autumn 20182018 Soros Fellows at HMSImaging Issueby Ann Marie Menting6 minute readProfile Asmaa Rimawi Since its founding two decades ago, the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans has supported more than fifty …
Imaging Issue Autumn 2018
Finding Aid
Finding Aid Autumn 2018John Crues on radiology as a tool to navigate and map the human bodyImaging Issueby Susan Karcz2 minute readProfile Maps are crucial to successfully fighting forest fires. Just ask radiologist John Crues. “We used topographic maps …
Imaging Issue Autumn 2018
Alumni Assess the Pros and Cons of Being a Physician
Alumni Assess the Pros and Cons of Being a Physician Autumn 2018Details, updates, and observations from alumniImaging Issue10 minute readAlumni Rounds What would you tell someone who asks you if they should become a doctor? Redmond Burke, MD ’84 You …
Imaging Issue Autumn 2018
Glowing Recommendations
Glowing Recommendations Autumn 2018New resource helps researchers select fluorescent proteins for experimentsImaging Issueby Stephanie Dutchen5 minute readFeature Since green fluorescent protein, originally discovered in jellyfish, was adapted for …
Imaging Issue Autumn 2018
Observing is Learning
Observing is Learning Autumn 2018CommentaryImaging Issueby George Q. Daley2 minute read Perspective A good part of our training as physicians and scientists is spent learning how to observe what is in front of us—and interpret it accurately. Although the …