Share an overview of, and engage in questions about, the Mass General Brigham (MGB) system strategy, adjustments being made for the post-pandemic world, and our implementation plans. Are you looking for an opportunity to interact with MGB Corporate IT to ask questions and express concerns? Or are you interested in sharing technical questions and solutions with colleagues in research IT and from external institutions?
If so, join us at The Research Technical Lunches:
- Monthly with a break in July and August
- Two ways to attend:
- Partners HealthCare Assembly Row Building, Somerville, MA, details on room communicated monthly
- Remote via Microsoft Teams
- Lunch is provided at Assembly Row
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Where, when:
- Partners HealthCare Assembly Row Building, Somerville, MA, details on room change monthly
- Remote via Microsoft Teams
- First or last Thursday of the month, 12noon to 2:00pm
The Research Tech Lunches feature:
- Announcements: service offerings and changes, staffing updates, upcoming presentations
- Partners Corporate IT presentations on services and technologies that research IT personnel can leverage
- Opportunities for research IT personnel to express service concerns and needs to Partners Corporate IT
- A venue for research IT personnel to present their own innovations and infrastructure to their peers
- Opportunities for outside scientists, institutions and companies to share knowledge and innovations
The Next Research Tech Lunch
June 24th, 2021 - 12:00pm to 2pm
Presentations
- Alex Romero, Systems Manager for the BWH Department of Preventative Medicine, will present on his department's IT infrastructure and researcher Hesam Dashti will discuss one of its ongoing projects, "SARS2 simplified scores to estimate risk of hospitalization and death among patients with COVID-19"
- David Guffrey, MGB Medical Device Cybersecurity Program Manager, will discuss MGB’s network medical device inventory appliance pilot and it’s relevance to the research community.
View past Research Tech Lunch presentations online. You will need to log into the site with your Partners credentials.