HMS O2 User Leaving Harvard
Overview
Below you can find guidelines for an HMS user leaving HMS who wishes to keep you access to O2 and HMS Storage.
Examples could be a student that is graduating or an HMS researcher that is leaving an HMS-based (on-Quad) Lab and joining an affiliate hospital (off-Quad) Lab.
Labs with a PI that has a primary or secondary faculty appointment in an HMS Basic Science department are considered “On-Quad” (aka Quad A, B, or C)
Labs with a PI that does not have a primary or secondary faculty appointment in an HMS Basic Science department are considered “Quad None” (aka off-Quad)
Scenarios | User is Currently Working for: | Will be working for: | Next Steps | |
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| 1 | A person who is an HMS O2 User currently working with an On-Quad lab will be leaving HMS/Harvard, but wishes to continue having access to O2 to perform work for an On-Quad Lab. | On-Quad Lab | On-Quad Lab |
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| 2 | A person who is an HMS O2 User currently working with a On-Quad lab and will be leaving HMS/Harvard to join an Affiliate Quad None Lab. User needs to continue accessing O2 for their new lab. | On-Quad Lab | Quad None Lab |
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| 3 | A Harvard student who is an HMS O2 User that is currently working with a Quad None lab, will be leaving HMS/Harvard but needs continue accessing to O2 for the same Quad None lab. | Quad none Lab | Quad none Lab |
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| 4 | A person who is currently an HMS O2 User, working with a Quad None lab, will be leaving HMS/Harvard but will still need access to O2 to collaborate with an On-Quad lab. | Quad none Lab | On-Quad Lab |
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