HHMI Names 28 Recipients of $20 Million Total in International Early Career Scientist Awards

Jan 24, 2012

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The Howard Hughes Medical Institute this week named 28 recipients of its inaugural International Early Career Scientist awards. The awardees, hailing from 12 countries, will each receive $650,000 in total support over five years from HHMI, beginning next month. As The New York Times points out, seven of the 28 winners are from China.

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