The MGH Center for Systems Biology (CSB) was established in 2007 as one of the five thematic interdisciplinary Centers at MGH. The Center is directed by Professor Ralph Weissleder, and is located on two floors in the new Simches Research Building.
The mission of the Center is to analyze at a systems level how biological molecules, proteins and cells interact in both healthy and diseased states.
Through a multidisciplinary approach that combines clinical insight with powerful technologies, CSB faculty pursue systems-level research that is at once fundamental, and yet immediately linked to the diagnosis and treatment of human disease. While these approaches are generalizable to many diseases, the Center has particular strengths in complex human conditions such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, autoimmune disease, and renal disease. This goal is enabled by particular faculty expertise in genomics, chemical biology, physiology, bioimaging, and nanotechnology.
The Center is a major node for the Harvard-wide Program in Systems Biology, and has active links with the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, clinical departments at MGH, and the other MGH thematic centers.
Upcoming Events (more...)
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2010-02-09
Epididymal dendritic cells
Da Silva, Nicolas -
2010-02-11
Longitudinal Series: The Future of Medicine
Dr. Dennis A. Ausiello -
2010-02-23
ON HOLD -- CSB Science Series
Marshansky, Vladimir -
2010-02-24
SAC 2010 Scientific Poster Session
Variety of Presenters -
2010-02-25
“Genetic features of pancreatic cancer progression.”
Professor Christine Iacobuzio-Donahue (Johns Hopkins University