Tobacco funds giving state a research edge
Scientists using data to go after grants
Posted: November 16, 2009 at 5:28 a.m.
Kimberly Reynolds, a University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences graduate student in biochemistry and microbiology, and Kevin Raney, professor of biochemistry, talk about the results of a mass spectrometer Friday at the Arkansas Biosciences Institute.
Money from the state’s share of the tobacco settlement has helped scientists at five institutions compete for nationally competitive research grants, expand laboratories, buy equipment and attract new scientists.
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