This is the official departmental seminar that meets, usually in the Bio Labs Main Lecture Hall, on Thursday afternoons at 3:30pm. A reception follows and there is often an opportunity to have dinner with the speaker (contact the hosting lab). Notices go...
BioWeek calendar at http://www.wi.mit.edu/programs/biologyweek/biologyweek.html (It comes out weekly and lists seminars throughout the Boston area). Another source for life science seminars in the Harvard area is at https://www.mcb.harvard.edu/mcb/p/mcb...
These seminars meet in the lecture room on the 4th floor of the MCZ Labs, near the Pierce and Farrell labs, usually on Friday mornings around 10am. Speakers usually present talks in fields such as ecology, behavior, co-evolution, phylogeny, and...
The New England Herp Society meets monthly at Wompatuck State Park in Hingham, MA. Meetings consist of a talk or program on reptile or amphibians, preceded and followed by fondling of specimens brought in by members. Annual dues are $15. More info can be...
The New England Botanical Club is a private organization that is based in the Herbaria. There are evening meetings on the first Friday of each month in the Lecture Hall (Room 102) of the Fairchild Biochemistry Building, 7 Divinity Ave. at Harvard...
The Cambridge Entomological Club has regular meetings on the second Tuesday of each month, with speakers discussing various entomological topics. Notices are posted in advance. For more information visit http://entclub.org/.
The Broad Institute represents a research collaboration between the academic and medical communities at both Harvard and MIT. Groups within the institute focus on Genome Biology, Medical and Population Genetics, Chemical Biology, Infectious Disease, among...
The Bauer Forum meets on Fridays at 3pm in Sherman Fairchild and showcases people and work in genomics and systems biology. Suggestions for speakers can be sent to Bodo Stern at bstern@cgr.harvard.edu. A schedule of the Bauer Forum and other talks can be...
Weekly seminars held in the main lecture hall of the Bio Labs on Thursdays at noon. Look for information posted in the Bio Labs or on the MCB calendar website (https://www.mcb.harvard.edu/mcb/events/mcb-calendar/).
MBB pulls graduate students from 10+ different departments and several different schools. Seminars occur biweekly on Thursdays at 6:15 in William James Hall. Food and beers are served and the talks are purposely not too specific or technical, making for a...
