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News Release 06-145
NSF Announces New Awards to Tackle Biology's Most Challenging Questions
Grants are part of agency's Frontiers in Integrative Biological Research Program
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FIBR scientists will study how ecology and evolution interact in Trinidad streams.
Credit: David Reznick, University of California at Riverside
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FIBR researchers will use genetically-engineered ion channels to study how brain activity controls complex behavior.
Credit: Michael Dickinson, Caltech
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Biologists funded by the FIBR program will study protein-folding as it's occurring.
Credit: Shimon Weiss, UCLA
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