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To apply for P30 membership, please complete form at the bottom of page.

Our Mission

The Center for Skeletal Research, funded by NIAMS P30 AR075042, will further the discovery of the causes and therapies for skeletal diseases through the provision of core facilities and other programs designed to make the work of a broad group of investigators more efficient, interdisciplinary, innovative, and interactive. By making this research more effective, advances in understanding and therapy of osteoporosis and other bone diseases will occur more quickly.

Why Join P30?

Some of the benefits of P30 membership include:

  • subsidized rates in the CSR cores,
  • experienced faculty to assist with projects,
  • networking with other bone scientists,
  • Pilot & Feasibility Studies and the Innovation Travel Awards,
  • inclusion on the CSR website,
  • and email communication with core updates!

Membership Levels

  • Full Members are independently funded by NIH, government, foundation, or industry grants.
  • Associate Membership (Junior Faculty only) do not currently have independently-funded grants. They are generally on a path to independence and may be funded by Pilot-Feasibility or other mentored non-independent grants such as K01, K08, R03, or R21. Associate members receive an additional discount for core services up to 50% off regular pricing.

New membership categories:

  • Members in Training include postdoctoral fellows and graduate students.
  • Members Outside Academia include researchers not affiliated with academic institutions in the USA.

All members will receive announcements for lectures, workshops and other educational activities sponsored by the Cores. Feedback from all members helps shape the direction and offerings of the Cores. Only Full and Associate members are eligible for core funding and subsidies.

Obligations

  • Acknowledge the CSR funding and/core support in all publications, see How to cite P30
  • Participate in CSR activities by using the core facilities or participation in the Enrichment Programs (Bone Workshop Seminar, Symposium).
  • Provide timely reporting of Core use information when requested.

Become A Member

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  • Brief description of research interest and how you will be involved in the CSR. (Example, attending and presenting at the Bone Workshop Seminar, or an innovative idea)
  • A list of CSR cores you plan to use, and an estimate of usage.

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News

  • Research Technician Position at MGH Endocrine Unit, Marc Wein LaboratoryJanuary 2021 - 10:30 am

    A Research Technician position is open in Dr. Marc Wein’s laboratory in the MGH Endocrine Unit. Responsibilities include collection of and accurate recording of procedures and results, maintenance of databases used in the lab, ordering necessary reagents to conduct experiments, and participation in joint upkeep of the lab. This position requires a person who has […]

  • Summer Lecture Series RecordingsDecember 2020 - 2:43 pm

    Please follow these links to listen to the recordings of the CSR 2020 Summer Lecture Series “Bone cells and their functions” by Paola Divieti Pajevic, MD, PhD “Gene editing and cell signaling” by Marc Wein, M.D., Ph.D. and Kathy Tang “Osteoporosis and Space Flight Induced Bone Loss” by Mary Bouxsein, PhD “Vitamin D” by Marie […]

  • Junior Faculty Position at MGH Endocrine UnitDecember 2020 - 12:15 pm

    The Endocrine Unit at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School invites applications for a Junior Faculty position at the Assistant Professor level. Outstanding scientists in the field of basic/translational research will be considered. Candidates with a research program focused on hormonal signaling, molecular and cell biology, developmental biology, or tissue regeneration using molecular, cellular, […]

  • Postdoctoral Fellow Position – Evolutionary and Developmental Genetics Laboratory, Dr. Terence D. CapelliniDecember 2020 - 12:01 pm

    The Department of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University invites applications for a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Evolutionary and Developmental Genetics Laboratory of Dr. Terence D. Capellini.  The focus of the position will be to study the genetic and developmental basis of human-specific adaptations and disease.  While the lab primarily concentrates on skeletal adaptations in […]

Upcoming Events

  1. Tufts – Healthy Aging Seminar

    January 22 @ 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
  2. CSR Visiting Speaker Series – William Gioannobile

    January 22 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
  3. Bone Research Workshop

    February 12 @ 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

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Center for Skeletal Research
Endocrine Unit
Massachusetts General Hospital
50 Blossom Street, Thier 1101
Boston, MA 02114-2696

Telephone: 617-726-3967
Fax: 617-726-7543
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