Collins receives FASEB Public Service Award

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FRANCIS COLLINS, the NIH director, received the 2017 Public Service Award from the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology “for his outstanding accomplishments in the communication of science.” “Francis Collins is a model of scientific citizenship. His passion for public education has been an inspiration, and his leadership has motivated thousands of scientists to...

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