This is a challenging piece to write. Not because the words are hard to find. No, this is difficult because I must write of hurt inflicted on many of us in our NIH community.
NEWS FROM AND ABOUT THE SCIENTIFIC INTEREST GROUPS
The iPSC-Neuroscience Scientific Interest Group was formed after laboratories in NIH’s Intramural Research Program (IRP) began pursuing iPSC-based research, several of which were focused on diseases involving abnormalities of brain function. The number of labs engaged in iPSC-based neuroscience research, which encompasses multiple and diverse diseases in the NIH IRP, has since grown steadily over the years.
New Display in the NIH Library Celebrates John Gallin’s Career
This August saw the opening of ConstructingClinical Research: Dr. John Gallin, a new display by the Office of NIH History and Stetten Museum (ONHM) located in the NIH Library in Building 10.
Read about scientific advances and discoveries by NIH intramural scientists: investigating hypervirulent bacterium; proteogenomic dataset to aid in cancer research; air pollution associated with breast cancer; evaluating treatment candidates for stroke; gene-therapy procedure preserves fertility; diagnosing polycystic ovary syndrome.
Meet your recently tenured colleagues: Ramaprasad Srinivasan (NCI), Shuo Gu (NCI), Johnny Tam (NEI), Andrea Marzi (NIAID), Emmie de Wit (NIAID), Kelly Ferguson (NIEHS), Chandra Jackson (NIEHS).
