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From the Deputy Director for Intramural Research

NIH Is Home to Life-long Learners

This “Back to School” issue of the NIH Catalyst highlights why NIH is one of the best places to unravel the next set of interdisciplinary mysteries. Additionally, we look forward to a series of upcoming events this fall that promise to be rich fodder for insight and inspiration.

News You Can Use

Learn about newly available resources for social and behavioral sciences research.

Research Briefs

Read about scientific advances and discoveries by NIH intramural scientists: Quantum computing sifts through genetic haystack; microRNAs play a role in scleroderma; pros and cons of using artificial intelligence to make a diagnosis; using fragmentomics to asses tumor risk; impact of food allergies varies by age; rapid face-detecting circuit discovered; opportunistic infections common in VEXAS syndrome.

Opinion: Contemplating the Colorful NIH Canopy in Fall

How the Exquisite Trees on the Bethesda Campus Support the NIH Mission

The 310-acre Bethesda campus is home to some 8,500 trees, more than 160 species, mostly native to the mid-Atlantic region. Some are quite old; some have interesting biographies; and all join the human staff in supporting the NIH mission.

Departments

From the Deputy Director for Intramural Research

NIH Is Home to Life-long Learners

News You Can Use

Research Briefs

Opinion: Contemplating the Colorful NIH Canopy in Fall

How the Exquisite Trees on the Bethesda Campus Support the NIH Mission

Colleagues: Recently Tenured

Photographic Moment

Eve Marder to Discuss Climate Change and Neurological Disorder Risk

Announcements

Announcements: Kudos