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...million project—an interdisciplinary collaboration between computer scientists, doctors, and geneticists—is part of a National Institutes of Health (NIH) initiative to improve bioinformatics, the science of storing and analyzing biological information...
...page report Douglass delivered to the NIEHS—a branch of the National Institutes of Health (NIH)—was only an outline of the research he and other scientists performed; a final report is slated for release sometime this year...
...order to receive grant money [from the NIH], each university has to put in place a mechanism” to investigate such charges, Bruske said. She added that “various measures [could be] put in place” by the government to punish Douglass if Harvard concludes there was wrongdoing...
...example, core facilities, which are usually funded by NIH grants, contain shared equipment—tools which many researchers need to use but are too expensive for any one person to purchase...
...NIH funding, which supports essentially all other avenues of biomedical research, is prohibited except for the small number of lines that were in existence prior to August 2001,” says Hyman. “These funding rules create substantial burdens for our scientists because it means that equipment and supplies purchased with federal funds cannot be used by our stem cell scientists...