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Building 50, the Louis Stokes Laboratories, is a six-story facility designed specifically around the needs of the NIH intramural research community. It was completed in 2001. The building has research "neighborhoods," open-plan modules that allow workstations to be located in direct proximity to lab benches and next to exterior windows for maximum exposure to natural light. The facility has won awards for its energy efficient design. The building features include a nuclear magnetic resonance suite and showers for joggers and bicyclists. It is named for Congressman Louis Stokes (D) Ohio. Photograph by Bill Branson. Office of History, National Institutes of Health Collections <a href="http://history.nih.gov" rel="nofollow">history.nih.gov</a>

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Report: Trump Directs Creation of Political Board to Oversee NIH Grant Funding

President Donald Trump has reportedly directed the creation of a new political board tasked with determining which grants the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will fund. According to recent reports, the President instructed Russell Vought, the Director of the White…

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