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Safety First: Developing Tools and Biomarkers to Prevent Nerve Injury

Safety First: Developing Tools and Biomarkers to Prevent Nerve Injury

Stimulating Peripheral Activity to Relieve Conditions (SPARC)

Don’t Sweat It: Harnessing the Power of Brown Fat to Burn Calories.

Don’t Sweat It: Harnessing the Power of Brown Fat to Burn Calories

Stimulating Peripheral Activity to Relieve Conditions (SPARC)

3D image of a mouse heart.

Clear and Light-Hearted Way to Visualize Brain-Heart Neural Connections

Stimulating Peripheral Activity to Relieve Conditions (SPARC)

A male is experiencing a backache after sleeping.

How Much Does It Hurt (Exactly)?

NIH Director's New Innovator Award

Scientists Using Computers.

Modeling Mutations to Better Predict Breast Cancer Outcomes

NIH Director's Pioneer Award

Building blocks spell life.

A New Way to Spell Life?

NIH Director's Transformative Research Award

Interactive map exploration on the web.

Modeling the Future of Treatment

Stimulating Peripheral Activity to Relieve Conditions (SPARC)

Nanosensors Contacting Cells.

Rejection Detection (of Transplants)

NIH Director's New Innovator Award

A decorative image.

Pumping the brakes on heart disease: How DNA dynamics may influence early and late stage heart health

4D Nucleome (4DN)

Extracellular RNA May Be Involved in Response to Asthma Attacks

Extracellular RNA May Be Involved in Response to Asthma Attacks

Extracellular RNA Communication (ExRNA)

Stethoscope

What's the Matter Bladder?

Stimulating Peripheral Activity to Relieve Conditions (SPARC)

Cooked spaghetti

DNA is packed differently in each tiny cell nucleus

4D Nucleome (4DN)

Dr. Andrew Belmont.

4DN Investigator Spotlight: Andrew Belmont

4D Nucleome (4DN)

Dr. Jennifer Phillips-Cremins

4DN Investigator Spotlight: Jennifer Phillips-Cremins

4D Nucleome (4DN)

Manipulating the organization of DNA in the cell nucleus.

Scientists Develop Molecular Tweezers with CRISPR-GO

4D Nucleome (4DN)

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