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Dr Peter Dukes, head of research career awards at the MRC, is unapologetic about the council's aims.
A dedicated volunteer, Judy devoted over 50 years to The Lighthouse International for the blind raising millions of dollars to support scholarship and career awards programs.
The issuing of annual and career awards is a very serious undertaking in baseball and is done with as much fan scrutiny as any statistical analysis of the sport.
The whole process usually takes at least two years, and several other leadership and career awards must be completed before a girl can begin planning her Gold Award project.
Blume's achievements can be described in facts and figures: book sales of more than 82m over a 45-year career, awards from everyone from the Library of Congress to the National Book Foundation.
Early in their careers, Fisher and Sung were both supported by NSF CAREER awards.
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A number of early-career awards exist to help the researcher who wants also to be an outstanding teacher.
They were chosen for this additional recognition from a pool of recent winners of early-career awards made by 10 federal agencies.
Freedom, apparently, is coveted among young researchers; over 2,100 people applied for the 50 early-career awards given out in May of this year.
News that the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's new batch of 50 early-career awards includes only nine women is causing a stir among those working to broaden participation in science.
HHMI President Thomas Cech, who steps down today after 10 years at the helm, pushed these early-career awards because he and others felt that government institutions had become too slow to recognize talent-risking career gridlock.
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