Sentence examples for extramural grant from inspiring English sources
In 1945, he became the first scientist at a medical school to be awarded an extramural grant from the National Institute of Health.
The US Environmental Protection Agency EPAA)'s Office of Research and Development ORDD) has initiated a targeted research effort to address data gaps and improve the various recommended methods/endpoints for assessing the allergenic risks associated with plant incorporated pesticides (PIPs) through both intramural and extramural (grant supported) research.
Dr. Brimble has received an extramural grant from Baxter Corporation.
To augment its support of grantees, the NIEHS also provides shared resources and collaborative structures that enhance the overall value of these extramural grant programs.
This latter activity, Hearl says, is managed by an extramural grant awarded to Norman Pace, a distinguished professor in the Department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
The Nano Workgroup has been instrumental in selecting ENMs for intramural and NTP investigations, guiding the design of extramural grant programs, and maximizing the combined impact of the NIEHS's nanotechnology research activities through an overarching research strategy.
EPA's main extramural grants program, a $100 million effort called STAR, could see up to a 36% cut, he adds.
Spending on the council's Industrial Research Assistance Program, which provides extramural grants to businesses to develop new products, will double, to $220 million.
The pot of money for new and competing extramural grants will fall 0.3% to roughly $4 billion, and the number of these grants will drop by 199 to 9052.
Officials at the Environmental Protection Agency EPAareare bracing for budget cuts that would hinder traditional in-house science as well as extramural grants.
Last year, for example, the administration asked Congress for a 44% increase for the Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI), the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA's) main source of competitive extramural grants, hoping to boost AFRI to a record $383 million.
