NIA Alumnus Warner Mourned
Dr. Huber Warner, a biochemist who led the National Institute on Aging’s Biology of Aging Program, died on Sept. 12 in St. Paul, Minn. He was 83.
Tabak Honored in England
NIH principal deputy director Dr. Lawrence Tabak was one of seven “honorary graduands” recognized at King’s College London’s honorary degree ceremony.
Kramer To Direct CSR Communications Office
Dr. Kristin Kramer has been named director of the Center for Scientific Review’s newly established Office of Communications and Outreach.
Fond Farewells for NIEHS’s Birnbaum
Family, friends and colleagues packed the room Oct. 3 to celebrate the career and leadership of Dr. Linda Birnbaum as she retired after 40 years as a federal scientist, including 10 years as director of NIEHS and the National Toxicology Program (NTP).
Grantee Deisseroth Awarded Fresenius Prize
Germany’s Else Kroner-Fresenius Foundation awarded the 2017 Fresenius Research Prize to Stanford University professor and Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator Dr. Karl Deisseroth.
CC Program Assistant Frazier Dies
Rhea Moore Frazier, program assistant in the Office of Clinical Research Training and Medical Education (OCRTME), passed away on May 30 at the age of 69.
NCI Mourns Former Communications Staffer Anderson
Linda Frances Anderson, 67, formerly a member of the communications staff at the National Cancer Institute, died on June 11 at her home in Lake Charles, La., following a lengthy illness
Machiela Named Stadtman Investigator
Dr. Mitchell Machiela was recently appointed Earl Stadtman tenure-track investigator in NCI’s Laboratory of Genetic Susceptibility. He studies the role of germline variation and somatic mosaicism in cancer risk.
McLellan Receives First Joint NIDA-NIAAA Lifetime Science Award
NIDA and NIAAA directors Drs. Nora Volkow and George Koob present the first jointly sponsored NIDA-NIAAA Lifetime Science Award to Dr. A. Thomas McLellan at the Joint National Advisory Council for the Collaborative Research on Addiction.