Sentences with phrase «on biomedical research»

The award provides funding to exceptionally creative scientists who propose bold research approaches that are expected to have a transformative impact on biomedical research.

As such, his influence on biomedical research would be considerable.

The Leibniz Institute on Aging — Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI) is the first national research institute in Germany focusing on biomedical research on human aging, a multifactorial process controlled by environmental and genetic factors.

Congress has not only rejected the president's proposal to cut the National Institutes of Health as part of a broad reordering of priorities, away from science and social spending; lawmakers from both parties have joined forces to increase spending on biomedical research — and have bragged about it.

Jocelyn Kaiser and Kelly Servick took on the biomedical research budget, noting that NIH would play key roles in two headline campaigns: the $ 215 million Precision Medicine Initiative and the $ 1.2 billion effort to combat antibiotic - resistant infections.

They work with a faculty mentor and other researches on a biomedical research project, developing professional skills and connections and gaining experience working with the research community.

David F. Arons, CEO of the National Brain Tumor Society, said in a statement that the country should be «doubling down on biomedical research funding, not pulling back,» according to Bloomberg.

Also unclear is how much autonomy the research councils will keep and whether UKRI will increase the emphasis on biomedical research and the research - intensive southeast.

June is not surprised that a Chinese group would jump out in front on a trial such as this: «China places a high priority on biomedical research,» he says.

The bill directs NIH to help collect data on the biomedical research workforce to inform training, recruitment, and retention programs.

The scaled project would be comparable to the Human Genome Project in cost and scope and promises to have a comparable impact on the biomedical research enterprise.

The AAAS Kavli lecturers will address science reporting in the age of fake news, accurate reporting on biomedical research and opportunities for science on television in a changing media landscape.

THE National Institutes of Health spends more than $ 10 billion each year on biomedical research.

Dr Jeremy Farrar, Director of the Wellcome Trust, a global charitable foundation spending # 750 million annually on biomedical research, said: «We have needed to take action against the development of antimicrobial resistance for more than 20 years.

Both Penn's and Michigan's tech transfer training programs are centered on biomedical research and both plan to expand their programs.

More recently, she took on biomedical research policy and the National Institutes of Health.

The INBRE Summer Research Fellowship program provides undergraduate students with a mentored hands - on biomedical research experience at one of the participating network institutions.

Instead, Shirky expects to see more specialized schools like Rockefeller University, which focuses on biomedical research.

Private spending on biomedical research and development in 2005 reached 35 percent of the nation's total research and development spending, up from 28.5 percent in 2001.

From 2008 - 2018, I maintained a blog, MassGenomics, where I write about my work and next - generation DNA sequencing's impact on biomedical research.

Azoulay and his co-authors identified retractions by searching PubMed, a database that focuses on biomedical research and the life sciences.

The FWS move was certain to have «a chilling impact» on biomedical research, warned John VandeBerg, the former director of the Southwest National Primate Research Center (SNPRC) in San Antonio, Texas, at the time.

As in the 2008 platform, the party backs federal spending on biomedical research, but also gives a special shoutout to the value of neuroscience.

«This new data indicate that latency is far from an accident — it is encoded in the virus's circuitry and is an evolutionarily advantageous strategy, likely increasing the odds of infection by a substantial amount,» Leor Weinberger, a coauthor and researcher at the Gladstone Institutes, a nonprofit focused on biomedical research, said in a statement.