Please join us on January 22, 2024 at 12:30pm for the Manchester String Quartet performance of Brahms String Quartet in c minor, Opus 51#1 in the National Institutes of Health Masur Auditorium. 

Please join us for a special performance by the NSO's ensemble on December 14, 2023 at 12:30pm in the Clincial Center Atrium. 

Please join us on December 11, 2023 at 12:30pm for the Manchester String Quartet performance of Brahms Piano Quartet in g minor, Opus 25 in the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center Atrium.

Music in the Atrium presents University of Maryland Jazz Combo

The combo plays an array of old and new jazz standards, bringing a sense of the classic and the contemporary to a live jazz setting. Faculty members, students and alumni make up the group.

Learn more about Music in the Atrium: https://clinicalcenter.nih.gov/ocmr/music.html

Music in the Atrium presents University of Maryland Jazz Combo

The combo plays an array of old and new jazz standards, bringing a sense of the classic and the contemporary to a live jazz setting. Faculty members, students and alumni make up the group.

Learn more about Music in the Atrium: https://clinicalcenter.nih.gov/ocmr/music.html

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Please join us on Monday, November 13, 2023 at 12:30pm for the Manchester String Quartet performance of Tchaikovsky String Quartet in d minor, Opus 11 at the National Institutes of Health Lipsett Auditorium.

Leder House Now Open

New community of co-occupied housing designed for NIH Fellows and Scholars. Space available in August 2023 for eligible NIH research scholars in new houses across the street from the NIH Bethesda campus! Apply online: https://faes.org/housing

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Bacteria are expert cell biologists that are found ubiquitously, from hot springs to the human microbiome, with some causing serious infections. What can we learn from them? And how are they studied? In this 20-minute webinar, Dr. Zarrella will discuss bacterial features as well as tricks and tools for research applications and how these tools were derived from microbes. First, eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell characteristics will be compared before diving into understanding microbial genetics and horizontal gene transfer.

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