Directory of 722 programs, 178 of which are searchable with free registration, to support training in the biomedical sciences and undergraduate science education-from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Research in cancer biology, plant genetics, genomics and bioinformatics, and neurobiology.

Network of scientists and their institutions geared toward publicizing research, collaboration, & funding opportunities - from Johns Hopkins Univ.

Biomedical research, grants. HHMI investigators contributed to the discovery of genes related to diseases such as cystic fibrosis and obesity, and to basic understanding of cell development and communication.

Promotes world scale research in the life sciences through research grants, fellowships and workshops. Encourages interdisciplinary research.

The main research activities - ranging from the physical chemistry of organized molecular complexes to basic biological research and cancer genetics - are conducted in the Research Division of the Curie Institute. This basic research is targeted to the development new diagnostic methods and cancer treatments.

Collaborative effort of the University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory to promote and develop support for collaborative research and development in the biological sciences. With links to initiatives, focus areas, and the Tennessee Mouse Genome Consortium.

Marine environmental consulting firm with special focus on the central and south Pacific Ocean; includes staff biographies, current projects overviews, and an image gallery.

Information and links to research, grants, and extension activities in agriculture, forage biotechnology, and plant biology.

Workplace on the Web for scientists and engineers, providing details on research funding opportunities, collaboration tools, science headline news, and scientific articles and abstracts.

Research center in Naples, Italy. Includes descriptions of current research projects.

Conducts basic biomedical research into complex genetic systems to unlock the mysteries of disease and find the key to their causes, treatment and prevention.

The Salk Institute is a private, non-profit, research organization dedicated to fundamental research in biology and its relation to health, studying such challenging problems as the organization and operation of the brain, the control of gene activity, and the molecular origins of cancer, AIDS, and other diseases.

Information about the programs and resources available at the laboratory, including publications, databases, specimens, grants, and library services.