Consulting & Advice
Harvard Catalyst offers several expert advising services for clinical and translational investigators, ranging from general guidance on research design to consultations in areas like biomedical imaging and biostatistics.
These sources of advice and consultation are
free to the Harvard research community, including faculty members, clinical and postdoctoral fellows, regardless of degree or institutional affiliation.
- Request a consultation?
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- Harvard Catalyst offers consultations in seven clinical and translational research domains. Visit the consulting service page of interest and click the "Request Consultation" link.
- Learn more about the consultants who participate in the services?
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- Each service lists its consultants. Click the Harvard Catalyst Profiles, Website, or Biosketch link under each consultant's name to learn more about his/her expertise.
- Find out the specific kinds of advice offered by the Consultation Services?
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- Visit each consultation service page for a full description of the kinds of advice it offers.
- Get advice on grant development?
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- Let Grant Central's Advice Forum help show you the way.
- Check the Advanced Curriculum Compendium for grant-writing courses.
- Request a consultation from one of the Consulting Services. Some of the services are available to help with grant development, particularly for investigators applying for a Harvard Catalyst Pilot Grant.
- Find investigators with whom to collaborate?
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- Our Consulting Services may help you identify potential collaborators or mentors in their specific areas of expertise.
- Perform a keyword search in Harvard Catalyst Profiles, Medvane, or use Harvard Catalyst's Semantic Search to identify investigators who have expertise and knowledge in your area of interest.
- Find a core facility offering services in one of these fields?
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- The Consulting Services can help you find facilities supporting the technologies and techniques you require.
- The Core Facilities tool lets you browse and search a database of facilities located at Harvard schools and affiliated academic health care centers.
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