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FY 1997 Senate Appropriations Report: Excerpts From Report 104-368
NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH The Committee is concerned about the future supply of the Nation’s health researchers, and believes that NIH [must] continue efforts to ensure a stable supply of highly qualified research scientists. The
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Point-Counterpoint: Is the System for Awarding U.S. Government Basic Research Grants Scientifically Bankrupt?
“They left innovation out because it seemed a bad idea to suggest that every grant should strive for creativity.” This statement was made by (a) the leader of a mediocre team of scientists, attempting to
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FY97 House Appropriations Report on NIH and CDC: Excerpts from House Report 104-659
NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH Office of the Director Training-The Committee notes that the National Academy of Sciences recommended in its most recent assessment of the nation’s need for biomedical and behavioral researchers that NIH increase
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Pulp Non-Fiction: NIH May Get 6.5-Percent Boost
I t’s summer, a time when one of the most important decisions any of us makes is … what paperback to take on vacation. In Washington, one of the hottest new books just hit the
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State Appropriators Push Behavioral Science in FY96 Budget
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Kraut Elected President of Coalition for Health Funding
