Directions to BASS Biology Meetings

Broad Institute, Monadnock room 507-535 Main Street Cambridge, MA After entering the Broad Institute, walk past the security desk and find the elevators on the right side behind the stairway. Take these to the 3rd floor and turn left towards the Monadnock room. Public Transport (recommended): Red Line, CT2 (Kendall Square) - after getting off at Kendall Square leave the MIT Coop bookstore on your right and walk down Main Street for ~300m. (You have to change the side of the street if you took the inbound red train from Harvard Sq.). Parking: On street parking can be found in the neighborhood. You may also try: http://boston.bestparking.com

Harvard School of Public Health 677 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02115 Kresge G2: Coming from the Harvard Medical School Quad and entering the HSPH through the Kresge entrance Kresge G2 is down the stairs and immediately to the left. Coming from Huntington street (FXB entrance), the Kresge room is through the hall on the left and then down the stairs. FXB G12: Coming from the Harvard Medical School Quad and entering the HSPH through the Kresge entrance FXB G12 is past the cafeteria, through the hallway to the next building and down the stairs on the far side of the lobby. Security can direct you. Coming from Huntington street (FXB entrance), FXB G12 is to the right of the lobby and then down the stairs. Signs will be posted. Public Transport (recommended): Green E Line (Brigham Circle) - take the green E line to Brigham Circle and walk back towards the front of the station platform. Cross the street towards the left. Walk towards the Countway library and around HSPH (on your right) to enter the Building through the Kresge entrance. M2, CT2 Bus (Av. Louis Pasteur) - take the M2 to the final stop. Cut through the HMS Quad towards the administrative building at thefront. Walk to the left side of the administrative A building, take the stairs down to leave the Countway library on your right side - HSPH is the building in front of you. Parking: On street parking can be found in the neighborhood especially on Tremont street. Many streets are residential parking only, however. You may also try: http://boston.bestparking.com