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NIH: "Call Me!"

Jan 21, 2011

After Writedit at Medical Writing, Editing and Grantsmanship criticized the National Center for Research Resources Task Force's "straw model" of proposed re-locations for NCRR projects and the National Institutes of Health's request for users' comments, the agency this week announced conference calls in which stakeholder communities can voice their opinions on the matter.

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