NIH Meeting Notice Changes One Name, Not the Secretive Meeting
Published Date: 11/10/2026
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Heads up to scientists and reviewers! The NIH Center for Scientific Review changed the contact person for their special meeting on brain development from Eric Tucker to Dr. Katrina Ferrara. The meeting still happens November 19-20, 2026, but it’s closed to the public—so reach out to Katrina if you need info.
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