Sally Rockey, the longtime research administrator who steers the National Institute of Health's (NIH's) Office of Extramural Research, is stepping down after 5 years to head a new
agricultural research foundation.
Not exact matches
Although he only had three patents and made $ 125 a month in 1938, Carver donated his life's savings and his estate to create a
foundation to encourage
agricultural research.
Since 2006, Shah has directed the
agricultural development program for the
foundation, which has given away several hundred million dollars for
research and other approaches.
Working under tight budget constraints, a Senate committee has proposed chartering a
foundation that would raise funds to support
agricultural research.
UPDATE 5/19: John Tierney has an interesting piece up on his blog reviewing how non-governmental funding for
agricultural research aiding poor countries dried up as
foundations and international lenders shifted priorities away from boosting food production, partly due to rising pressure from green groups.