Collaborating Against Cancer

Offered annually between January - June, this course is designed and implemented by our dedicated Curriculum Team as a cornerstone resource for the development of your research career.

Please view the video below for the HCC Core Spotlight Series with the Spatial Technologies Unit (STU)! Come join STU Director, Ioannis Vlachos, PhD and Scientific Director, Shuoshuo Wang, PhD as they share more about the services provided by the STU and hear use case examples provided by Filipe De Carvlho, MD, PhD and Soravis Alm Ostaphan, MD, MPH.

A new, free CME course from the Massachusetts Medical Society explores how prostate cancer screening has evolved in the era of prostate MRI and active surveillance.

The Harvard Cancer Consortium hosts a long-running student research training program called CURE – Continuing Umbrella of Research Experiences – that pairs high school and undergrad students with Principal Investigators and their labs to gain exposure to research. Click here to learn more about the CURE program.

Letter of Intent: October 15, 2026 by 11:59 PM EST Application: December 15, 2026 by 11:59 PM EST

A Grant of One’s Own is designed for cancer‑focused MDs, MD-PhDs, and PhDs whose research bridges science and patient care and who need structured, flexible support for writing an early‑career grant or fellowship.

We are pleased to release the 2026 Bridge Project RFA. Please note that there have been some eligibility changes that should be noted. Full applications are due by 10AM ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 2026.

The HCC Biostatistics Core is a shared resource supporting consultation on biostatistics related to basic, clinical, and translational cancer research.