Life Science Discovery Fund requests out in January

By Communications staff, Washington State University
Faculty interested in Life Science Discovery Fund 2010 grant opportunities can learn more at information sessions offered Wednesday, Jan. 27.
 
LSDF project grants will support focused investigator-initiated research. Proposals that emphasize disease prevention and/or cost-effective health care are of particular interest.
  
LSDF regards commercialization as one of the primary pathways to impact health and the economy in Washington.
 
Requests for proposals for all LSDF 2010 grant competitions will be released in early January.
 
Faculty may choose from WSU Jan. 27 sessions at 10-11 a.m. or 2-3 p.m. Register here.
Pullman location will be Neill 416. To request a polycom location, please e-mail Pam Kelley at pjkelley@wsu.edu.

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