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...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...
HSCI’s core grants are intended to cover the cost of buying and maintaining this equipment??but the division between researchers will remain...
...government has alleged that Cambridge-based FFIA, formerly named Farallon Fixed Income Associates, “improperly utilized and failed to pay for certain resources and equipment?? belonging to the “Russia Project,” which advised Russia on its transition to capitalism from 1992 to 1997 and was funded by a $40 million grant from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). FFIA has denied the allegations...
...well-orchestrated push by the Undergraduate Council, Harvard administrators finally tore themselves away from Allston planning to take an honest look at the MAC. A University press release last week announced a $2 million renovation plan for the MAC that will nearly double student space and exercise equipment??a welcome and long overdue step. This renovation coupled with the $250,000 given to fund House gym improvements earlier this year will improve undergraduate health...
Currier House Committee (HoCo) President Lacey R. Whitmire ’05 said the repositioning of the new cardio equipment??which now overlooks the basketball court—will allow spectators to exercise while cheering on their Intramural team...