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... Reach below the college level to encourage students into research as high school students, and even more importantly, we must stop turning off our elementary school teachers to science. lithe question posed by this group is how to enlarge the numbers of high quality students in the biomedical and behavioral sciences.
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... . It is especially important that these opportunities be made available to minority students at majority institutions, where they often are not encouraged to get involved in undergraduate research.
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