Invitrogen Offers $100K Grants. The Catch: Takers Must Give Up First License Rights

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Invitrogen Offers $100K Grants. The Catch: Takers Must Give Up First License Rights

Jan 08, 2002

NEW YORK, Jan. 8 — Invitrogen has launched a grant program to support tool development for life-science research, the company said on Tuesday.

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