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State of the Arts

A Mosaic of Medicine, Music, and Art at the NIH

It’s well known that engaging in music and the arts enhances the wellbeing of individuals and communities, but science is only beginning to explain why. Learn about how NIH has long been a welcoming canvas for art in all its forms and is supporting new research that is uncovering precisely how the different components of art infiltrate our senses.

Feeding the Wulf: Biowulf Turns 25

NIH’s Supercomputer To Enter a New Era of Support for AI and Other Complex Demands

Biowulf, NIH’s premier high-performance computing (HPC) system, turned 25 this year.

TRIBUTE: John Gallin, NIH Catalyst ‘Founding Father,’ 1943–2024

A tribute to John Gallin, eminent clinician-scientist, longest-serving director of the NIH Clinical Center, and 'Founding Father' of The NIH Catalyst.

Meet Deborah Citrin, NCI-CCR’s New Scientific Director for Clinical Research

Deborah Citrin has been named the new scientific director for clinical research of NCI's Center for Cancer Research.

NIH Hosts Myositis Conference Attendees

Thirty-five Visitors Learned About NIH Clinical Research, Emerging Treatment Options

People living with myositis learned about research to advance understanding and treatment of the disease during presentations and a tour of the Clinical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, on September 6.

Researchers Display Discoveries at Annual Research Festival

A Showcase of Intramural Science Inspires

The first day of the 2024 Research Festival kicked off with a series of poster sessions in which scientists from across NIH showcased the innovative science they have been working on. Read about a sampling of the more than 400 research projects presented at this year’s celebration of science.

WSA Celebrates Legacy of Anita Roberts

NIAID’s Carolina Barillas-Mury to Present the 2024 Anita B. Roberts Lecture

Join the Women Scientists Advisors (WSA) in celebration of the scientific contributions of Carolina Barillas-Mury at the 2024 Anita B. Roberts Lecture.