photography

Beat the Heat With Some NIH History

Measuring and Manipulating Temperature Is Key to IRP Research

Wednesday, August 31, 2022

Many parts of the country were hit by record-breaking heat this summer. Controlling temperature is not only important for staying healthy, but it's also crucial for many types of research. Grab your water bottle and sit down in a shady spot to take a look at some photos from the Office of NIH History & Stetten Museum on the theme of hot and cold.

Capturing a Visual Story of Alcoholic Liver Disease Research

Tuesday, July 5, 2016

It started with a quick tour and meeting the team. We sat in the break room to chat about what Dr. Bin Gao’s lab at the NIH IRP is up to, in preparation to return a few days later to capture photos and video of their ‘Research in Action.’ What did we find?

NIH Photography Age Begins in 1942 with Roy Perry

Friday, January 8, 2016

"There is no chance for stagnation or leveling off, feeling a sense of complete accomplishment, in the field of public health photography," Perry said. "A photographer must strive to keep pace with the march of new inventions and discoveries."

Lab Safety and Biospecimen Inventory in Focus

Friday, April 3, 2015

The winning entry from the 2014 “In Focus! Safe Workplaces for All” photo contest is entitled “Biospecimen Inventory." It not only highlights the importance of proper gear, but also that of maintaining an accurate and up-to-date inventory of biospecimens.