Sentence examples for basic science grants from inspiring English sources

In 2011, the commission proposed Horizon 2020 as a departure from the past, with less red tape, a stronger focus on innovation and "close-to-market" research efforts, and a beefed-up budget for the European Research Council's basic science grants.

As the current pool of investigators studying females is far smaller than those studying male animals and cells, would this "Title IX" approach to achieving a sex balance in preclinical research [ 9] result in less competitive basic science grants being funded at the expense of more competitive grants?

As for the Wellcome Trust, it's an unabashed supporter of basic science, usually through research grants or infrastructure support to academic scientists, but the charity wanted to better translate discoveries into health benefits to the developing world.

This includes €1.66 billion for the European Research Council's (ERC's) elite grants for basic science.

Shaffer estimated the proposed $150 million reduction in DOD's core basic science budget "will cut about 1500 grants nationwide, give or take," assuming an average of $100,000 per grant.

This paper was supported by the following grants: Sandler Program in Basic Science to Jeroen P Roose.

In the latest example of budget stretching at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the agency's basic science institute is imposing a strict one-grant limit on scientists who already have plentiful no-strings support.

Research grants from the Epply Foundation fund basic science research and are available to postdocs from any country who work at a U.S. institution.

The Senate bill would give $1.2 billion, including $1 billion for new grants, to the National Science Foundation, which finances basic science research, and $330 million to the Office of Science, which finances high-energy physics research.

Intervention studies are labour intensive and often require more funding than basic science research or than that currently available in project grants.

Training currently does not sufficiently emphasise grant applications, research ethics or required basic science.