The Life Sciences Discovery Fund (LSDF) announced $3.6 million in grants Monday to support health research at nonprofits and private companies in Washington state.
The LSDF’s grants will support work dedicated to fighting brain cancer, Alzheimer’s and tooth decay, among other ailments.
The fund is Washington’s way of nurturing the state’s life sciences sector. It was created in 2005 with the state’s tobacco settlement money. But after the economy nosedived in 2008, the state legislature…
The Life Sciences Discovery Fund (LSDF) announced $3.6 million in grants Monday to support health research at nonprofits and private companies in Washington state.
The LSDF’s grants will support work dedicated to fighting brain cancer, Alzheimer’s and tooth decay, among other ailments.
The fund is Washington’s way of nurturing the state’s life sciences sector. It was created in 2005 with the state’s tobacco settlement money. But after the economy nosedived in 2008, the state legislature…