Despite what you may have seen, most DNA is right-handed. Here's a tip to help you remember. Learn more about the building blocks of life in HMX Genetics: buff.ly/2Inm8mN

It was standing room only at our GSES seminar with Stefano Allesina from U. Chicago! Clearly his approach to teaching computing skills to biomedical #PhD students resonated with faculty, administrators and the students themselves. Thanks Stefano!

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"If we step out into the open and have the courage to embrace new beginnings, everything is possible,” said German Chancellor Angela Merkel today in her #Harvard19 Commencement address hrvd.me/merkelsp19t

Accepting applications for the Landry Cancer Biology Consortium (LCBC) Curriculum Fellow (CF). Work with faculty from across Harvard Medical School and affiliated hospitals to help Harvard #PhD students become the next leaders in #CancerResearch. July 1 app deadline curriculumfellows.hms.harvard.edu/job-opportunit…

Much goes into the production of HMX courses. Here's Pharmacology lecturer Kate McDonnell-Dowling, PhD (she/her) preparing for a concept video shoot. #learnwithhmx #behindthescenes

Harvard Squash Coach Mike Way, Dean for Education at SPH Erin Driver-Linn, and Berklee College of Music Chair of Music Education Cecil Adderley talk about co-curricular peer learning during our morning panel #HILTConf

In HMX Pharmacology, you'll learn how a variety of drugs - including opioids - work in the body. Find out more: buff.ly/2LNjw0B

Creative, collaborative, early-career science educators wanted! Two open positions for Curriculum Fellows: HMX Online Learning in Genetics, and Harvard Medical School Therapeutics Graduate Program/Ideation Hub. curriculumfellows.hms.harvard.edu/job-opportunit… #genetics #STEMed #PhD

William Kaelin has been recognized with a The Nobel Prize for his work on how cells adapt to oxygen availability hvrd.me/mxIA30pG5CC

This week, the Office for External Education is hosting 90 international leaders in medical education from 44 schools in 25 countries to discuss innovation in medical pedagogy, curriculum and technology. We are pleased to welcome these colleagues to campus. #HMSIMPACT

Why should you learn pharmacology? Agile Therapeutics Chief Medical Officer Elizabeth Garner explains why it's important to understand for drug development and more. buff.ly/2RXTEUl

This free resource from HMX includes videos and interactive materials on how immunity works in response to threats like the coronavirus onlinelearning.hms.harvard.edu/hmx/immunity/

A group of Harvard Medical School students have put together a COVID-19 curriculum for medical students and professionals. buff.ly/39Uh1DD

"Take a step back, think about the student perspective. How are they receiving this? How are they learning from this?." Kate McDonnell-Dowling ( Kate McDonnell-Dowling, PhD (she/her)) shares her approach to teaching and her experience leading a unique Harvard Extension School course. buff.ly/3qhJwno

Advances in drug delivery technologies are changing patients' lives for the better. Learn more in our new HMX Pro course: buff.ly/37X5k02

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Apply by August 16 to join our HMX Pro Genetics Gene Therapy course (September 6-November 18) to learn about how advances in gene therapy are helping improve the treatment of certain genetic diseases. buff.ly/3aNWrLZ

HMX Pro Drug Discovery and Development allows professionals to learn from leading Harvard Medical School faculty about how drugs are developed and how advances in the field are helping to improve the treatment and prevention of disease. Apply by August 16. buff.ly/3oIpraY

The 1902 Biologics law paved the way for further regulation of drug products by the FDA. Discover the drug review process and regulatory steps taken to move a drug from development to market with the HMX Pro Clinical Drug Development course. Apply today. buff.ly/3H0L1BL