BN10 Community Input
To keep Broad research fresh and of high impact, Broadnext10 is rethinking all aspects of the Broad in order to develop a bold and clear vision of the key scientific questions and challenges that our community wants to solve over the next decade.

This is not a survey, but a place to share your ideas.  The chairs of Broadnext10 will be continually reading submissions.  While you can opt to remain anonymous, we encourage you to share your contact information so that we can follow-up and work together to develop the best ideas.
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Scientific goals.
What are the most important and exciting scientific goal(s) that should be taken on by the Broad community over the next 10 years? What are the initial steps that we could take toward achieving these goal(s)? And, how far do you think we can get toward these goal(s) in 10 years?
Technologies.
What are the most transformative technologies that the Broad should pursue over the next decade?
Outside the box.
Thinking completely outside the Broad's traditional mission and focus, what grand challenges (in your field or outside) should we consider tackling?
What are the coolest papers/technologies that you've come across that many people may never have heard of?
Please share a link to the paper or email us documents at ideas@broadinstitute.org.
As we look ahead to the next 10 years, what 1 – 2 initiatives or changes do you think could transform our workplace and how? What are examples of workplace initiatives from other settings that you have seen that you think could enhance the Broad community and culture?
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