Who Should be a Stem Cell Judge for California's $12 Billion Research Agency?
Looking at how scientists are chosen to score grant applications
The California stem cell agency has released its plans to revise the process of choosing the folks who make the de facto decisions on billions of dollars in research awards.
The revisions grew out of a meeting last month of the governing board of the $12 billion agency, officially called the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM).
