WHRH fosters collaboration and discovery to transform women's health research — connecting graduate students, researchers, clinicians, and innovators across MIT and Harvard.
The Harvard-MIT Women's Health Research Hub (WHRH) connects graduate students, researchers, clinicians, and innovators tackling the most pressing challenges in women's health. We catalyze collaborative discovery, mentorship, and education to accelerate equity-driven science and build a new foundation for women's health — hosting lunch seminars, networking events, and panel discussions with professionals in the field. WHRH is run by PhD students at MIT and Harvard.
A resource-sharing community covering labs & faculty, courses, funding opportunities, conferences & events, curated papers, and women's health startups across MIT and Harvard — plus mentorship from later-stage students, postdocs, professors, and industry professionals.
A resource-sharing space for labs, courses, funding, conferences, curated papers, and women's health startups.
Guidance from later-stage students, postdocs, professors, and industry professionals through data clubs and lunch & learns.
Lunch seminars, networking events, and panel discussions with professionals shaping women's health research.
Open to all MIT students, postdocs, and affiliates — no research experience required, just curiosity.