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Where is all the NIH data? A Landscape Analysis of the 150 NIH Repositories and the Path Beyond the Mountains

Publication: Journal Article

Walsh, Bronwyn, Jonathan Lawson, Sofia Labrecque, and Vasiliki Rahimzadeh. Working Paper. “Where Is All the NIH Data? A Landscape Analysis of the 150 NIH Repositories and the Path Beyond the Mountains”. SSRN, Working Paper.

F. William Studier was born in 1936 in Waverly, Iowa and went to Yale (BS, Biophysics, 1958), Caltech (PhD, Biophysics, 1963), and Stanford University for postdoctoral research in biochemistry. In 1964 he joined the biology department in Brookhaven National Laboratory, which he chaired from 1990...

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Marcelo Bispo de Jesus

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I am a visiting scientist with the Image Analysis team. During my visit, I aim to apply and expand high-content analysis approaches to study how nanoparticles interact with cells, building on my work at the NanoCell Interactions Lab.

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Judy entered BSSP eager to understand how small genetic changes could impact brain biology. In the Stanley Center, she investigated the K820T variant of NR3C2, which encodes the mineralocorticoid receptor (MR) — a key regulator of stress response and a gene linked to psychiatric disorders.

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