Karolina Ballester

Sekar Kathiresan, MD Talk Title: Center for Genomic medicine 2016-2019 a progress update

          Dear Colleagues,     On July 17, 2019, the Center for Genomic Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) will host a genomics Town Hall in partnership with the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI).     NHGRI is in the middle of a major strategic planning effort, one that aims

Pilates classes are available to all CGM employees & Faculty at no charge. Sign up is necessary. Please use this link to reserve your spot, click HERE We highly recommend that you bring your own mat, some workout clothes, a towel, and a large bottle of water. For questions, please contact Karolina (Lina) Ballester (kballester@partners.org).

Pilates classes are available to all CGM employees & Faculty at no charge. Sign up is necessary. Please use this link to reserve your spot, click HERE We highly recommend that you bring your own mat, some workout clothes, a towel, and a large bottle of water. For questions, please contact Karolina (Lina) Ballester (kballester@partners.org).

The CGM will hold it's 2019 Summer Ice Cream social on Wednesday August 28th from 12PM-1PM in the Simches 3.110 conference room. All CGM employees are welcome! 

Pilates classes are available to all CGM employees & Faculty at no charge. Sign up is necessary. Please use this link to reserve your spot, click HERE We highly recommend that you bring your own mat, some workout clothes, a towel, and a large bottle of water. For questions, please contact Karolina (Lina) Ballester (kballester@partners.org).

Pilates classes are available to all CGM employees & Faculty at no charge. Sign up is necessary. Please use this link to reserve your spot, click HERE We highly recommend that you bring your own mat, some workout clothes, a towel, and a large bottle of water. For questions, please contact Karolina (Lina) Ballester (kballester@partners.org).

Stephen Haggarty, PHD Talk Title: Targeted Protein Degradation for GOF Disorders: Tau & Beyond     Roy Perlis, MD, MSC Talk Title: Why precision medicine fails