Celebrating 10 Years of Biomedical Beat
We’re celebrating 10 years of the blog by looking at some of our readers’ favorite posts and checking back in with two early-featured researchers.
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Explore Our STEM Education Resources for the New School Year
If you’re looking for ways to engage students in science this school year, NIGMS offers a range of free resources that can help. All of our STEM materials are online and print-friendly, making them easy to use for remote teaching. Pathways , developed in collaboration with Scholastic, is aligned with STEM and ELA education standards for …
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Happy Birthday, BioBeat
This month, our blog that highlights NIGMS-funded research turns four years old! For each candle, we thought we’d illuminate an aspect of the blog to offer you, our reader, an insider’s view. Who are we? Over the years, the editorial team has included onsite science writers, office interns, staff scientists and guest authors from universities. …
The “Virtuous Cycle” of Technology and Science
Whether it’s a microscope, computer program or lab technique, technology is at the heart of biomedical research. Credit: Stock image. Whether it’s a microscope, computer program or lab technique, technology is at the heart of biomedical research. Its central role is particularly clear from this month’s posts. Some show how different tools led to basic …
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Chemistry Under the Big Top
The Authentic Community Engagement in Science project is dedicated to getting young students excited about STEM and its place in their communities.
Innovating Education, Outreach, and Mentorship With Organic Chemist Neil Garg
Dr. Neil Garg pushes limits of chemical reactivity and innovates ways to reach the public, educate students, and mentor.
Career Conversations: Q&A With Evolutionary Biologist William Ratcliff
Dr. William Ratcliff studies the evolution of multicellular organisms through long-term culture experiments to understand the origins of complex life.
Mentoring Month: NIGMS-Funded Researchers Make Mentoring Meaningful
For National Mentoring Month, we’re spotlighting some recent interviews with NIGMS-funded researchers who emphasize being great mentors.
Five Outstanding Stories From 2022
We published more than 50 blog posts in 2022, and a few proved especially popular! Did your favorite post make our list?
Career Conversations: Q&A With Biomolecular Engineer Markita Landry
Dr. Markita Landry uses nanoparticles to study brain and immune system chemical messengers and to genetically engineer plants.