For research to identify specific pollutant chemicals, pollutant sources, environmental media, and exposure pathways that adversely affect children and to develop methods for quantifying or assessing exposures to children. To fund distance learning and telemedicine projects serving rural areas. In the AIDS program area, the Foundation is particularly interested in new model, pilot, and demonstration efforts. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Changes in Health Care Financing and Organization For research, demonstration, and evaluation projects examining major changes in health care financing with implications for current public policy issues. The foundation supports art museums, children and youth, higher education, and medical research.
Deadlines vary by program.
Sigma Delta Epsilon Agnes Hansen and Mary Haga Memorial Awards Awards are given to defray some of the costs that female graduate students incur while traveling to national or other major scientific meetings where they are presenting the results of their research. Any female graduate student in Minnesota engaged in scientific research is eligible to apply. Preference will be given to active members of XI Chapter. Call 612.624.6062 for further information. Cost sharing is required at 30 percent of instrument acquisition cost.