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Video FAQ with BIG Students
Q: What is the biggest benefit of completing your PhD in the Harvard BIG track? Q: What's your advice for those considering a computational PhD? Q: Can you speak about the research opportunities in the Harvard BIG PhD track? Q: What attracted you to apply...

Welcome to BMI!
The HMS Department of Biomedical Informatics offers a PhD in Biomedical Informatics in the areas of Bioinformatics and Integrative Genomics (BIG) and Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIM). The Bioinformatics and Integrative Genomics PhD track led by...

Welcome to AIM
With the increasing growth in medical knowledge and new opportunities to prevent or treat disease, doctors are being driven to ever-narrower and siloed specialization. Concurrently, the increasing costs of healthcare, scarcity of resources (including...

Welcome to BIG
The rapid advances in genome technologies and the bioinformatics challenges in interpreting massive amounts of data have created amazing opportunities for young researchers. The BIG program offers an interdisciplinary PhD training aimed at producing...

AIM Dissertation Advisory Committee
The DAC Has Four Main Missions First and foremost, the DAC is a scientific advisory committee that will provide expert advice on all aspects of the thesis, extending from experimental paradigms to project feasibility within the time frame of a PhD thesis...

AIM Preliminary Qualifying Examination
The primary goal of the Preliminary Qualifying Examination (PQE) is to ensure that you have achieved a high standard of scientific scholarship and skills that are critical for successful completion of your Ph.D. thesis and beyond. The PQE Committee will...

AIM Rotations and Joining a Lab
AIM Rotations and Joining a Lab AIM students rotate in at least two laboratories, one of which is an AIM faculty member's lab. Each rotation is typically 8-12 weeks long. Incoming students will receive a list of potential rotation projects from AIM...