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October 1, 2012

Archived: Anniversary Event “Cell”ebrates the Cell

Cell Day 2012 To help increase student interest in cell biology and research careers—as well as to mark our 50th anniversary—we’re hosting an online interactive chat about the cell on Friday, November 2. Middle and high school students, teachers and interested members of the public can submit questions to be answered by NIGMS scientific staff from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. EDT. The “Cell Day” Web site includes registration information and classroom resources. You can view the chat live or read the transcript, which we plan to post shortly after the chat ends. And please help us get the word out by letting people in your local schools and community know about Cell Day. This event is just one example of the Institute’s commitment to science education and to encouraging future generations of scientists via formal research training and informal learning opportunities.

About the Author

Jennifer Villani

Before transferring to the NIH Office of Disease Prevention in April 2014, Jen contributed her expertise in program planning, management, and evaluation to scientific programs in bioinformatics and computational biology.