Join the Congressional Biomedical Research Caucus as Dr. Eric Green, Director of the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) at the National Institutes of Health, provides an overview of the
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You’re getting ready to give a presentation about the importance of supporting the life sciences. It’s a great opportunity to showcase your work, and the Coalition for the Life Sciences
Contact: Lynn Marquis, lmarquis@coalitionforlifesciences.org The Coalition for the Life Sciences (CLS) applauds congressional leadership and the Administration for working together on a measure that increases discretionary funding limits for fiscal
Where can members of Congress, congressional staff, and members of the public go to videotape live water bears, get pictures of their own cheek cells, and test the latest in
The Coalition for the Life Sciences (CLS) stands in strong opposition to the policy announced by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) that discontinues all federal funding of
Scientists spend much of their time in the lab, doing research, writing grants, drafting papers, serving as mentors, giving presentations/seminars, and performing numerous other duties necessary to advance science. But scientists need to add one more responsibility — that of being a citizen scientist. Scientific citizenship encompasses the responsibility of the community of scientists to help the public and elected officials understand the impact of research on human health.
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