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Many scientists, including Nobel laureates, have voiced their opposition to proposed changes in the federal grant approval process. They believe these changes could harm the quality of scientific research in the United States.
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Many scientists, including Nobel laureates, have voiced their opposition to proposed changes in the federal grant approval process. They believe these changes could harm the quality of scientific research in the United States.
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Scientists overwhelmingly against rule change that would give political appointees say over science grants
Scientists express concerns over proposed changes to federal grant approval process