CIRM's Self Interest Demands More Openness
Cobbling together a $3 billion research program from scratch is no simple task. No chairs, no phones, no computers, no payroll system but no employees either or, for that matter, an office – that was picture more than five years ago when the California stem cell agency launched its unprecedented enterprise.
Adding to CIRM's teething problems were the st…
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