Stanley Fields, Richard Morimoto, Gregory Reyes, Virginia Zakian, Theodore Ted Bardasz

Jan 26, 2004

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Stanley Fields, Richard Morimoto, Gregory Reyes, and Virginia Zakian have been named as new members of the National Advisory General Medical Sciences Council, which performs the second level of peer review for research applications assigned to the National Institute of General Medical Sciences. The council meets three times a year and members serve four-year terms.

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