On firm foundations

Helen Gavaghan

Nature, 2005, vol. 436, issue 7051, 748-749

Abstract: Flexible and relatively unfettered, non-profit foundations are able to boldly go into areas of research funding often untouched by public bodies, says Helen Gavaghan.

Date: 2005
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