Alabama State University Lands $1.5M Grant From National Institutes of Health

Jun 17, 2019

Alabama State University was awarded a five-year grant from the National Institutes of Health that will help the school provide training to minority students in the biomedical sciences fields.

The $1.47 million grant will be used by the university’s Center for Nanobiotechnology to diversify its pool of Ph.D. students, a news release stated. The grant comes from the National Institutes’ Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement program.

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