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March 1, 2024

  • Dr. Nadine Samara

    Samara Finds Her Calling at NIH

    By Dana Talesnik

    In honor of Women's History Month, the NIH Record is featuring stories on some of the many talented investigators and administrative leaders working at NIH. Meet Dr. Nadine Samara, a Stadtman tenure-track investigator at NIDCR.
  • Dr. Nguyen

    Nguyen’s Career Leads to Path of Discovery

    By Eric Bock

    Meet Dr. Dr. Rosa Nguyen. She is featured as part of our annual series honoring the women of NIH. Nguyen runs a lab at NCI’s Center for Cancer Research focused on developing new immunotherapies for pediatric solid tumors, such as neuroblastomas.

  • Moran Introduces the Insect Microbiome

    By Amber Snyder

    University of Texas at Austin's Dr. Nancy Moran presented an overview of the insect microbiome.
  • B&W photo of man in martial arts pants and tunic holds up rod facing woman in similar uniform, slightly crouching, holding up rod and rope.

    NIH’ers Trade Science for Swords on the Weekends

    By myranda tarr

    A small group of NIH’ers in the Kenjutsu Club can be found training with classic Japanese weapons every weekend in Bldg. 35. Kenjutsu is an umbrella term for the various schools of ancient Japanese swordsmanship.
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Ebola in 3D. Cryo-electron tomographic image of a virus-like particle displaying Ebola virus surface spikes (top) and visualization of their three-dimensional structure (bottom).

Photo: VERONICA FALCONIERI & SRIRAM SUBRAMANIAM/NCI

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