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- 1NIH Staff Say Culture of Fear Led Them to Document Everything●"NIH Employees Lived in A Culture of Fear, So They Started Keeping Receipts." https://www. psychologicalscience.org/publ
National Institutes of Health employees describe working in a culture of fear, prompting some to quietly keep records of decisions and directives. The account comes from an interview with Sylvia Chou, an 18-year NIH veteran and former program director at the National Cancer Institute, who details how staff began documenting interactions as protection amid mounting pressure on the agency's workforce.
- 2NIH grants $11.7 million for blood cancer inflammation research●$11.7 million from NIH supports research on inflammation in blood cancers
Washington University School of Medicine has received an $11.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to fund research into the role of inflammation in blood cancers. The funding will support studies into how inflammatory processes drive the development and progression of cancers such as leukemia and lymphoma, work that could lead to new treatment approaches.
- 3A Look at Hayashi Jun'ichi's Four Seasons Flower Map●'Four Seasons Flower Map' (四季樹花図), 2001, by Hayashi Jun'ichi (林 潤一, born 1943), a contemporary Japanese Nihonga (日本画) pa
Attention is turning to 'Four Seasons Flower Map' (四季樹花図), a 2001 work by Hayashi Jun'ichi, a contemporary Nihonga painter born in 1943 and based in Kyōto, Japan's former imperial capital. The piece is being shared among art enthusiasts, with discussion of Hayashi's place in the modern Japanese painting tradition.