NCI advisors approve $144 million program for nanotechnology centers, R01 grants, training. Three to five consortia envisioned.
NCI brings in grantees to explain their work, promise of nanotech, to advisory board.
Text of concept statement included in this 8-page issue.
Also: CALGB elects Schilsky to third term as chairman.
House subcommittee proposes 2.8 percent increase for NIH, NCI.
Funding opportunities listed.
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