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Do you know an outstanding researcher in behavioral and social sciences? Honor their work by nominating them as the Distinguished Lecturer for the 18th NIH Matilda White Riley Honors. Submit nominations by Feb. 10, 2025! Details: go.nih.gov/ONKCDvs

Now accepting applications for Short Courses on Innovative Methodologies and Approaches in the Behavioral and Social Sciences. Apply now: go.nih.gov/b4q1XK2

Our February Connector newsletter is now available! ✅Don't miss the Director’s Spotlight ✅Upcoming events ✅Funding opportunities, and much more. Check it out today! go.nih.gov/VcyPWwh

Check out our February Connector newsletter! 📢 Catch up on the Director’s Spotlight, upcoming events, funding opportunities, and more. Read it here: go.nih.gov/VcyPWwh

Don’t miss the opportunity to join the conversation and help prevent substance use among youth in your community. Learn more and register for #NDAFW March 17-23, 2025: go.nih.gov/3GOndZk

🎉 Celebrating 30 Years of OBSSR! For three decades, we've advanced research that improves health outcomes. In her latest Director’s Spotlight, Dr. Simoni reflects on our impact & future. Stay tuned for ways to join the celebration! go.nih.gov/zZn8T6j

Behavioral & social sciences are key to understanding health. OBSSR has spent 30 years advancing research that improves lives. Join us throughout 2025 as we commemorate this milestone! go.nih.gov/zZn8T6j

In her Director’s Spotlight, Dr. Simoni highlights how safe, stable, and nurturing childhood relationships shape lifelong health. Learn how NIH supports research on early childhood development and health outcomes. go.nih.gov/n1DjZWA

Our March Connector newsletter has arrived! ✅Stay informed with the Director’s Spotlight ✅Upcoming events ✅Exciting funding opportunities, and much more. Read it today! go.nih.gov/VcyPWwh

Registration is open! Join us online for April 23, 2025, workshop “Theoretical Frameworks Informing Causal Manipulations”, from 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. ET. Learn more and register today! go.nih.gov/onYEmvp

Join us on April 30 at 11:00 a.m. ET for the first #OBSSR30 anniversary event! Dr. Michael Platt will explore the role of social relationships in primates’ daily lives, survival, health, and well-being. Details: go.nih.gov/jN9ykmS

How do early relationships shape lifelong well-being? Dr. Simoni explores the science of childhood development and how NIH supports research on early relationships and health outcomes. go.nih.gov/n1DjZWA

Our March Connector newsletter is now available! 📢 Stay updated on the Director’s Spotlight, upcoming events, funding opportunities, and more. Read it here: go.nih.gov/VcyPWwh

Registration is open for the “Theoretical Frameworks Informing Causal Manipulations” workshop on April 23, 2025, 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. ET. Register to hear the discussion about frameworks: go.nih.gov/onYEmvp

Warning labels on sugary drinks help parents make healthier purchasing decisions. OBSSR’s latest Research Highlight describes a study of how pictures on warning labels for sugar-sweetened beverages affect parents’ purchases: go.nih.gov/yqM647d

How do social relationships shape health and survival? Learn more during our inaugural #OBSSR30 anniversary webinar on April 30 at 11:00 a.m. ET with Dr. Michael Platt! Register now: go.nih.gov/jN9ykmS

In her latest Director’s Spotlight, Dr. Simoni discusses basic behavioral and social sciences efforts, collaborations, and activities at NIH: go.nih.gov/AU7LwS5

The April 2025 issue of the #OBSSR Connector newsletter is now available. ✅ Upcoming OBSSR events ✅ NIH funding opportunities ✅ The latest Director’s Spotlight ✅ Research Highlights Read the newsletter: go.nih.gov/VcyPWwh Subscribe: nih.us18.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=90…

Happening now! 📢 Join us for the first #OBSSR30 anniversary event! Dr. Michael Platt will explore the role of social relationships in primates’ daily lives, survival, health, and well-being. Registration required: go.nih.gov/jN9ykmS