EPISODE · Jul 29, 2008 · 28 MIN

A Visit to NSF

from Ask A Biologist Podcast · host Dr. Biology Talks with James Collins

Hitting the road again, Dr. Biology checks out the Biological Division of the National Science Foundation. He visits with Dr. James Collins who is overseeing all the research funding for the biological area at NSF. Learn how your tax dollars are being used and the cool things that NSF funds that you may not have known about. If you have not already, please subscribe to the podcast so you can be notified about new episodes.

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