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DEBUT and NIBIB logos and image of first place Steven Krosnick prize technology

The 2022 DEBUT Challenge awards were presented to the winning teams at the Biomedical Engineering Society annual conference.

IDEAS Staff holding 2018 CIT/OCIO Mentoring Award

Group photos of IDEAS (formerly SPIS) Interns over the years.

NIBIB Director Bruce Tromberg, left, and Senator Roy Blunt (Missouri). (NIH photo by Chia-Chi Charlie Chang)

Senator Roy Blunt led a Congressional delegation on May 17, 2021, visiting NIH's Bethesda, Maryland, campus for updates on medical research efforts in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Georgia Tech students Bailey Klee and Rachel Mann (second and third from right), part of the team that won the HIV Prize are joined (L-R) by  James Rains, Pranav Dorbala, and Madhumita Baskaran (2nd place winners from Georgia Tech) and Zeynep Erim, Director, NIBIB Training Program (far right).

2019 DEBUT Challenge award winners were presented $80,000 in prizes at a ceremony in Philadelphia, PA.

Forty congressional staff visited NIBIB to see technology demonstrations given by NIBIB grantees.  The demonstrations showcased research supported by NIBIB.

Forty congressional staff visited NIBIB to see technology demonstrations given by NIBIB grantees. The demonstrations showcased research supported by NIBIB.

Keynote speaker Charles A. Taylor, Ph.D., Founder, Chief Technology Officer, HeartFlow, Inc., is pictured with organizers Grace C.Y. Peng, Ph.D., director of the NIBIB program in Mathematical Modeling, Simulation and Analysis; and Jeffrey Holmes, M.D., Ph.D., professor of Biomedical Engineering and Medicine at the University of Virginia. Dr. Taylor delivered the keynote talk, Using Patient-specific Models to Guide Clinical Decisions.

The IMAG MSM Consortium met at NIH on March 6-7, 2019, for its annual workshop. The theme of the workshop was Translation and Dissemination. This gallery is a representative selection of photos from the workshop.