The life sciences foundation awarded its prizes this year to 11 scientists, many of whom had done work in the genetics of cell growth and how it can produce cancer.
Human MM cell lines (HMCLs) RPMI8226 (RPMI), H929 (ATCC), JJN3, KMS12PE (KMS12), LP-1, L363, OPM2 (DSMZ), KMS28BM, KMS28PE and KMM1 (Japanese health sciences foundation) were cultured in RPMI1640 medium supplemented with FBS.
With respect to social science, foundations have been a taming force: the products of great capital rarely back radical thought.
Ask at science foundations, both private and state-owned.
Basic and applied research receive strong support from private science foundations in Denmark.
MOSCOW Russian authorities on Monday branded the Dynasty Foundation, one of the country's most important science foundations, a "foreign agent".
With grants from various biotech companies, science foundations, and the Department of Education, Crisman was able to bring in some excellent tools.
Meanwhile, Russian scientists are also facing the likely closure of "one of the country's most important science foundations," as Pokrovsky reported on 27 May.
He advises Australian job seekers to watch international journals--print and online--and to surf the Web sites of the many Australian science foundations and agencies such as the Australian Research Council and the Australian Academy of Science.
Not only do they form the basis for several international scientific projects that are funded by international science foundations, they can also be of help in finding jobs for the PhDs under my daily supervision.
Not all science foundations hire scientists to run their grants programs, and there's no central place for scientists to find out about employment opportunities in grants administration or policy and planning.
