medical-research

"The U.S. has an entrepreneurial culture," says Finnish molecular biologist Erkki Ruoslahti, who moved to the U.S. in the 1970s and helped build San Diego's Burnham Institute into a top medical-research facility.

European Scientists and America, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

The National Institutes of Health, the nation's medical-research agency, had 579 doctors with annualized salaries of $180,000 or more, the data show.

Doctors, lawyers, dentists tops in fed jobs that pay $180K-plus 2011

Iran says this is justified because 19% purity is required in order to power the medical-research reactor with domestically produced nuclear fuel.

Nuclear Talks With Iran to Resume Jan. 20 David Crawford 2011

In a time of high unemployment and amid a fierce debate over the government's role in creating jobs, science-based institutions and corporations are increasingly keen to showcase the benefits of medical-research funding on the American economy.

Report Touts Economic Impact of Gene Project Gautam Naik 2011

In recent days, Iranian officials have floated anew a counterproposal to a U. N.-backed draft deal, hammered out last year, for providing nuclear fuel to Iran for use in a medical-research reactor.

Iran Launches War Games, Lobbies Against Sanctions 2010

On Tuesday, Chinese officials renewed calls for the international community to support a proposal backed by the International Atomic Energy Agency that would allow Tehran to procure nuclear fuel for its medical-research reactor in exchange for its low-enriched uranium.

What Would Make China Budge on Iran 2010

Iran began enriching its own stock of low-grade uranium this year to a much-higher 20% threshold, a level needed for a medical-research reactor.

Iran to Build New Nuclear Site 2010

The IAEA deal called for Iran to ship out the bulk of its low-grade uranium to a third country, where it would be enriched and sent back to Iran for use in a medical-research reactor in Tehran.

Leaders From Turkey and Brazil Visit Iran 2010

Speaking in Istanbul on Wednesday, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said his Iranian counterpart, Manouchehr Mottaki, had pledged on Sunday to stop enriching uranium to the higher grade needed for a medical-research reactor, provided that world powers agree to a fuel-swap deal Tehran outlined in May with Turkey and Brazil.

Iran Offers to Resume Nuclear Talks, Rein In Enrichment 2010

In recent days, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and other Iranian officials have floated anew a counterproposal to a U. N.-backed draft deal, hammered out last year, for providing nuclear fuel to Iran for use in a medical-research reactor.

Iran Launches War Games, Lobbies Against Sanctions 2010