Access Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Core Services

If you want B&B help with a new project, you can do any of the following:

  1. Contact one of the 5 Core Triagers.
  2. If your project is related to one of the current CFAR Scientific Working Groups (SWGs), contact the liaison to that SWG.
  3. If your project is related to one of the current CFAR Scientific Programs (SPs), contact the liaison to that SP.
  4. If your project is related to one of the other CFAR Cores, contact the liaison to that Core.
  5. Look through the research areas below to find one that comes closest to your project and contact (one of) the B&B Core member(s) listed with that research area.
  6. If you have worked with a member of the Core in the past and you want to work with that person again, feel free to contact that person directly.
  7. If you have worked with a member of the Core before but don’t think your current project falls into the research area of that member, feel free to use any option A to E.
  8. If you have worked with a member of the Core before but don’t want to work with that person again, feel free to use any option A to E.
  9. If you are submitting a NIH grant and want to put money in the budget to pay a CFAR statistician, it is administratively easier if you work with a CFAR statistician at your institution or one of the institutions with which you are already planning a subcontract. There are CFAR statisticians at DFCI, MGH (and Ragon Institute), and HSPH. If you want to put money in the budget for a bioinformatics expert, please contact John Hutchinson.

Core members who triage projects for various Harvard Institutions

Liaisons to other Harvard CFAR Cores, Scientific Working Groups, and Scientific Programs

Scientific Working Groups (SWGs) and Scientific Programs (SPs)

Bioinformatics and Biostatistics Core Personnel with Experience in Various Types of Research

Bioinformatics

  • B&B Core Bioinformatics: RNA-seq, scRNA-seq, small RNA-seq, whole genome sequencing, resequencing, exome-seq, ChIP-seq, copy number variation, Boston WG on high dimensional flow cytometry, HSPH – Contact: bioinformatics@hsph.harvard.edu
  • Bioinformatics Navigator (matching CFAR user needs to non-CFAR Harvard-related Bioinformatics Cores) – DFCI Contact: aedin@jimmy.harvard.edu

Biostatistics