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2025 National Institutes of Health Behavioral and Social Sciences Research Festival

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The annual festival highlights research from across the National Institutes of Health’s Institutes and Centers, offering a broad view of the latest NIH-funded behavioral and social sciences research projects and their impact on biomedical research. This year’s festival is a celebration of the Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research’s 30th anniversary, with special sessions highlighting the history and future of behavioral and social science research at NIH.

Registration information and agenda coming soon.

The November 19 event is fully virtual and the November 20 event in hybrid, but with in=person attendance limited to NIH staff and invited guests.

For more details on past festivals, including agendas and recordings, visit the Past NIH BSSR Festivals webpage.

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