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Being a Scientist | Biomedical Beat Blog - National Institute of General Medical Sciences

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Biomedical Beat Blog – National Institute of General Medical Sciences. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. More News, Images and Videos, Profiles. Category Archives: Being a Scientist. Interview With a Scientist: Laura Kiessling, Carbohydrate Scientist. October 19, 2016. No Comments ↓. Your browser does not support iframes. Get Your Cell Biology Questions Ready for Cell Day. October 04, 2016. No Comments ↓. Your browser does not support iframes. September 12, 2016. No Comments ↓. A 50-pou...

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Cool Creatures | Biomedical Beat Blog - National Institute of General Medical Sciences

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Biomedical Beat Blog – National Institute of General Medical Sciences. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. More News, Images and Videos, Profiles. Tag Archives: Cool Creatures. Exploring the Evolution of Spider Venom to Improve Human Health. October 28, 2016. No Comments ↓. Female brown recluse spider. Credit Matt Bertone, North Carolina State University. Interview With a Scientist: Janet Iwasa, Molecular Animator. August 29, 2016. No Comments ↓. Your browser does not support iframes.

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EyeWire’s NIH 3D Printed Neuroscience Collection

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EyeWire’s NIH 3D Printed Neuroscience Collection. January 21, 2015. The NIH recently held its annual 3D Science event in Washington, DC. Speakers ranged from surgeons who 3D print hearts. To prepare for surgery to groups that animate macro-molecules. Within cells. The rate of innovation in scientific visualization is mind blowing! We were honored to be invited to share EyeWire and announce two new projects. NIH 3D Print Exchange Neuroscience Collection curated by EyeWire. To render a group EyeWire neuron...

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Cool Videos: HIV in Action | NIH Director's Blog

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NIH Director's Blog. Cool Videos: HIV in Action. January 22, 2015. By Dr Francis Collins. There aren’t too many molecular biologists who have spent a 3-month stint in Hollywood. But Janet Iwasa is not your average molecular biologist. After earning her PhD in 2006, she took a break from the lab to take a crash course in animation techniques at the Gnomon School of Visual Effects. Her ultimate goal is to make dynamic 3D animation technology accessible to more researchers and enable them to model their sci...

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Genetics | Biomedical Beat Blog - National Institute of General Medical Sciences

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Biomedical Beat Blog – National Institute of General Medical Sciences. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. More News, Images and Videos, Profiles. Interview With a Scientist: Janet Iwasa, Molecular Animator. August 29, 2016. No Comments ↓. Your browser does not support iframes. It’s really building the animated model that brings insights, Iwasa told. Iwasa has collaborated with numerous scientists to develop animations of a range of biological processes and structures. August 24, 2016.