Adam Gracz
@graczlab.bsky.social
Genetic regulation of cell identity and regeneration | All things gut & liver | Opinions are my own | www.graczlab.org
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Do. not. like. My interpretation is that based on the highlighted part in the attached screenshot, there will be no functional difference between a grant that scored in the 1st percentile vs 24th percentile? And likewise for 26th vs 49th? Guess the "grant lottery" folks might get their wish?
August 14, 2026 at 8:07 PM
Do. not. like. My interpretation is that based on the highlighted part in the attached screenshot, there will be no functional difference between a grant that scored in the 1st percentile vs 24th percentile? And likewise for 26th vs 49th? Guess the "grant lottery" folks might get their wish?
Reposted by Adam Gracz
Reposted by Adam Gracz
It’s often overlooked how much high-risk research in the US was driven by the BRAIN Initiative. Why?
In part because of the design of the programs, but mostly because it injected a lot of money and increased grant success rates.
There’s a lesson there. The hypercompetition of low success rates…
In part because of the design of the programs, but mostly because it injected a lot of money and increased grant success rates.
There’s a lesson there. The hypercompetition of low success rates…
June 12, 2026 at 12:59 AM
It’s often overlooked how much high-risk research in the US was driven by the BRAIN Initiative. Why?
In part because of the design of the programs, but mostly because it injected a lot of money and increased grant success rates.
There’s a lesson there. The hypercompetition of low success rates…
In part because of the design of the programs, but mostly because it injected a lot of money and increased grant success rates.
There’s a lesson there. The hypercompetition of low success rates…