Sung-yon Kim named a Simons Fellow of the Life Sciences Research Foundation

The Life Sciences Research Foundation is pleased to announce recipients of three-year postdoctoral fellowships who will begin their training August 2014.

The awards are the thirty-second to be made by the Foundation, which was organized in 1981 as an alternative instrument for guiding monies from industry, foundations, agencies, and other donors to the non-targeted support of outstanding young scientists. The awardees were chosen by the Foundation’s Peer Review Committee from over 900 applicants. Each recipient will work at a non-profit institution of his or her choice, and each will be identified as the individual recipient of support from one of the Foundation’s Sponsors.

Proposal entitled “Comprehensive structural and molecular phenotyping of mouse models for Rettsyndrome”

https://picower.mit.edu/cms/20140813/sung-yon-kim-from-chung-lab-named-a-simons-fellow-of-the-life-sciences-research-foundation/

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