The Broad Institute

The Broad Institute is a collaborative research organization located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, focused on improving human health through genomics and biomedical research. Founded in 2004 by MIT and Harvard University, it brings together scientists from various fields to study the genetic basis of diseases, such as cancer, diabetes, and mental health disorders. The institute plays a significant role in developing new technologies for analyzing DNA and is known for its contributions to projects like the Human Genome Project. By fostering collaboration and innovation, the Broad Institute aims to accelerate discoveries that can lead to better treatments and therapies.