THE U.S. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES’
THE U.S. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES’
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Grant applications received
(Involved 45 co-investigators and applicants from within and outside of the Institute)
Grants issued
(totaling $12,000)
Participants at reunion
Reunion participants who became facilitators or committee members in subsequent Institutes
Grant applications received
(Involved 62 co-investigators and applicants from within and outside of the Institute)
Grants issued
(totaling $13,000)
Participants at reunion
Reunion participants who became facilitators or committee members in subsequent Institutes
Grant applications received
(Involved 35 co-investigators and applicants from within and outside of the Institute)
Grants issued
(totaling $12,000)
Participants at reunion
Reunion participants who became facilitators or committee members in subsequent Institutes
Grant applications received
(Involved 55 co-investigators and applicants from within and outside of the Institute)
Grants issued
(totaling $18,000)
Participants at reunion
Reunion participants who became facilitators or committee members in subsequent Institutes
Grant applications received. 13 from Egypt 1 and 14 from Egypt 2
(Involved 105 co-investigators and applicants from within and outside of the Institute)
Grants issued
(totaling $12,700)
Participants at reunion
Participants who became facilitators or committee members in subsequent Institutes.
The programs in Egypt have been one of the hallmarks of the U.S. National Academies’ Initiatives on Responsible Science.
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