Life Sciences Research Foundation: Postdoctoral Fellowships

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Location: Cambridge, MASSACHUSETTS
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In the late 1970s, biologists were founding and leading companies whose goal was to apply modern biological research technology to the solution of important problems in society. While academic and commercial branches of chemistry and engineering had a long history of collaboration, this had not been true of the biological sciences. In 1981 the founder of the Life Sciences Research Foundation, Donald D. Brown, sought to establish similar collaborations in biology, focusing on training the next generation of exceptional biologists. While for-profit enterprises of the life sciences were solicited as major sponsors for postdoctoral fellowships in the early years, sponsorship has evolved with the help of our scientific advisory board to include small and large not-for-profit foundations, and private individuals.

Because all scientists (Advisory Board, Peer Review Committee, Foundation Officers) serve the Foundation without compensation, administrative costs to sponsors are approximately 4%.



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