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Stetten Lecturer Urges Science ‘Go Out, Discover New Biology’
At first glance, the planarian flatworm isn’t much to see. But its body—often a dull, mottled gray, vaguely arrow-shaped 15-millimeter squiggle, topped with two eyes that frequently appear crossed—holds a super power any other organism would envy...Read more
‘Blind’ Man Gazes into Future
The most reliable assurance of a successful, and healthy, future is to send emissaries...Read more
People with Disabilities Are Creative Problem-Solvers, Emery Says
A disability is neither a weakness nor a barrier to leading a successful personal and professional life, said Crystal Emery...Read more
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HEW Sec. Finch Dedicates Newest NIH Research Facilities at Nov. 18 Ceremony
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NIH Marks Women's History Month
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"Critical Thinking." That's how women at NIH change America, according to organizers of the 2005 Women's History Month celebration, who adapted the occasion's national theme — "Women Change America" — for the NIH audience.
Leading off the celebration, sponsored by NIH's Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity Management on Mar. 9, Ann Timmons, a communication artist, performed the one-woman play, Off the Wall: The Life and Works of Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Author in 1892 of The Yellow Wallpaper, a semi-autobiographical account of a woman's struggle with depression, Gilman was a pundit and lecturer on equal rights for women.
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