Harvard Chan Education and Research Center (ERC)

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The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Education and Research Center (ERC) trains leading practitioners and researchers in occupational safety and health. Learn more: https://hsph.me/erc Our Center is funded by a NIOSH T42 training grant.

Square hiring graphic with a medium gray background and clean, abstract crimson and white accents. Large bold text at the center reads ‘We are hiring!’ and a second line below reads ‘Program Coordinator for the Occupational & Environmental Medicine Residency Program’ in a professional, rounded sans-serif font.
Event flyer reading “Mid-Year Research Presentations,” “Friday, April 10, 2026, 1:10–1:50 PM,” and “Occupational and Environmental Medicine Residency,” with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health logo over a blurred hospital scene with staff and monitors.
Dark blue academic-themed graphic with white text reading ‘Call for Pilot Project Applications’ and below it ‘Submission deadline: April 24, 2026, 5 pm ET.’ Stylized icons of a microscope, open book, bar charts, atoms, and a campus building appear in the background, with a small stack of books centered at the bottom.
Scientist in protective mask and blue gloves using a pipette to transfer liquid into a test tube, overlaid with glowing blue digital graphics of chemical formulas, medical icons, and data charts representing advanced biomedical research and technology.
Illustration of a modern office scene where five people sit around a large laptop that displays the words “PILOT PROJECT.” Each person is using a laptop or holding a tablet, suggesting collaboration and remote work. Around the central laptop are icons and symbols, including speech bubbles, a heart, a thumbs‑up, a pie chart, a light bulb, a large coffee mug, potted plants, and an oversized pencil, representing ideas, communication, feedback, and creativity.
Illustration comparing two airways. The left side shows a healthy airway in blue with a clear, open passage. The right side depicts an inflamed, constricted airway in red with a narrowed passage, indicating inflammation or obstruction. The background features a grid pattern.