Removing Barriers in a University Chemistry Lab
The Shaw Research Group at Baylor University receives NIH grant to improve accessibility to chemistry work
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BioIVT Joins the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health Biomarkers Consortium
BioIVT will contribute its assay development and validation expertise to support the consortium’s research initiatives
No Female Mice? Scientists May Still Approve NIH Grant
More scientists are including female animals in preclinical research, but reviewers aren't prioritizing it for funding
Rapid Ebola Test Is Focus of NIH Grant to Rutgers Scientist
The test would quickly diagnose patients in remote locations where disease spread has been rampant.
Innovative Method for Studying Malaria Parasites Receives 4-year NIH Grant
Malaria researchers use new genomic tools to individualize parasite analysis.
Diversity Outbred Mice Better Predict Potential Human Responses to Chemical Exposures
A genetically diverse mouse model is able to predict the range of response to chemical exposures that might be observed in human populations, researchers from the National Institutes of Health have found. Like humans, each Diversity Outbred mouse is genetically unique, and the extent of genetic variability among these mice is similar to the genetic variation seen among humans.
NIH Launches 3D Print Exchange
Public Website Promotes Health and Science Applications of 3D Printing
Researchers put NIH Grant Review Process Under Microscope
The National Institutes of Health’s system for selecting research projects may be considered the gold standard for equitably awarding funding, but that hasn’t kept the agency from dispatching three University of Wisconsin–Madison professors to probe the system for bias.
Funding Cuts Forcing Young Scientists into Other Careers
Unfortunately, stories of the negative impacts of funding cuts on scientific research are nothing new. However, one consequence not often focused on is how these cuts are forcing talented young scientists into other careers.