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Smith Family Foundation for Biomedical Research is sponsored by Smith Family Foundation for Biomedical Research. The mission of the Awards Program is to launch the careers of newly independent biomedical researchers with the ultimate goal of achieving medical breakthroughs. The three-year Award supports newly independent faculty engaged in basic biomedical research.
While broad, projects in bioelectromagnetics or neuromodulation with a strong biomedical research focus could be considered.
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