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$111 Million NIH Grant Awarded to Prevent and Treat HIV-Associated Cancers
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$111 Million NIH Grant Awarded to Prevent and Treat HIV-Associated Cancers

Sep 22, 2020

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Study Finds That Children’s Immune Response Protects Against COVID-19

Sep 21, 2020

Albert Einstein College of Medicine Receives $16 Million NIH Grant to Study Cellular Process Linked to Alzheimer’s Disease
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Einstein Receives $16 Million to Study Cellular Process Linked to Alzheimer's Disease

Sep 08, 2020

Forbes Names Albert Einstein College of Medicine a Top Employer in New York
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Forbes Names Albert Einstein College of Medicine a Top Employer in New York

Sep 11, 2020

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Summer Pipeline Programs Survive and Thrive Online

Sep 23, 2020

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Research

Recent Highlights

A roundup of briefs on major NIH grants and published research by Einstein and Montefiore investigators include those on blood-forming stem cells, the link between diabetes and COVID-19, dementia among African Americans, and more.

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Recent Highlights
$178M NIH Research Funding
1,800+ Full-time Faculty
3,292 Published Papers
20 Research Centers
36 Global Initiatives
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Education

Einstein Welcomes the Class of 2024

A new class of 183 M.D. students arrived on campus last month to launch their medical school careers, which will include recent curricular innovations in the clerkship years.

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Einstein Welcomes the Class of 2024
724 M.D. Students
158 Ph.D. Students
106 MSTP Students
07 Educational Programs
50+ Student Organizations
Understanding ‘Chemo Brain’ in Children

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Understanding ‘Chemo Brain’ in Children

Researchers have received a $4.6 million NIH grant to study how chemotherapy may hamper brain development and impact key cognitive functions in children.

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Diversity and Inclusion

We reaffirm our strong commitment to fostering a culture in which diversity is a central tenet.

Lani N. Allen

Lani N. Allen

Employees are more likely to feel comfortable and happy in an environment where inclusivity is a priority and where people of all backgrounds feel confident in their ability and achieve their best.

Damien Jackson, M.Ed.

Damien Jackson, M.Ed.

I hope that the College becomes the standard for diversity and inclusion in New York.

Dayle Hodge

Dayle Hodge

A wealth of diversity creates the excellent training environment that is Einstein.

Shanisha Gordon

Shanisha Gordon

It is my hope that we can meaningfully acknowledge and address racialized issues within our community with the courage and conviction especially required in this political clime.

Karen Bonuck, Ph.D.

Karen Bonuck, Ph.D.

Without an understanding of racial, ethnic, cultural, gender, linguistic, and dis/ability diversity, we will fail to adequately meet our mission.

Yaron Tomer, M.D., FACP

Yaron Tomer, M.D., FACP

As a member of the Einstein family and as a person, I am committed to promoting diversity.

Luis Maldonado

Luis Maldonado

A diverse workplace allows us to learn from each other by sharing our strengths, our talents and our skills.

Shacelles Bonner

Shacelles Bonner

I think it is important for student to see a diverse faculty, as it allows us all to find a mentor who may have shared similar life/educational experiences.

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