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CHRONICLE
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Next-Generation Scientists Next-Generation Scientists

Experiencing the realities of a research lab can be life-altering for some students.
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HHMI Gives Research Training Awards
In 1985, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute first gave medical students the chance to spend a year working in a research lab at the NIH. Moresmall arrow


HHMI Doubles Postdoctoral Fellowships
HHMI announced in June that it is increasing support for outstanding postdoctoral researchers through expanded collaborations with four foundations. Moresmall arrow

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Janelia Farm to Expand Campus Housing
HHMI has announced plans to develop additional housing at the Janelia Farm Research Campus in Ashburn, Virginia. Moresmall arrow


In Memoriam: Alexander G. Bearn
Former HHMI Trustee, Alexander G. Bearn, a distinguished physician, scientist, and author, died May 15, 2009. He was 86. Moresmall arrow

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Lab Book
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The Power of One
Altering a single neuron causes a surprisingly sweeping change in the rat brain. Moresmall arrow


No More Worming Around
Disrupting a worm's life cycle could be the key to ending parasitic infection. Moresmall arrow

Finding the Off-Switch
Blocking a common genetic variation in Huntington's patients might diminish the disease's effects.
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Sticky DNA
Problem-solving chemists begin to build three-dimensional tissues. Moresmall arrow


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