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Feb. 13, 2012
Contact: Jack Martin, Office of Public Affairs, 785-864-7100
Chancellor: KU appreciates continued federal support for university research
LAWRENCE — Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little today commented on President Barack Obama’s FY2013 budget recommendations for research funding:
“University research has direct benefits for our nation, just like KU research directly benefits Kansans. Whether it is by creating new products, discovering new cures or expanding our understanding of the world, these discoveries improve lives and create jobs. We can see that through the KU Cancer Center bringing treatments to patients in their communities, as well as in the research discoveries that KU has spun off into new companies. We appreciate the continued support for federal research the president is recommending and encourage Congress to continue our nation’s commitment to science and discovery.”
“University research has direct benefits for our nation, just like KU research directly benefits Kansans. Whether it is by creating new products, discovering new cures or expanding our understanding of the world, these discoveries improve lives and create jobs. We can see that through the KU Cancer Center bringing treatments to patients in their communities, as well as in the research discoveries that KU has spun off into new companies. We appreciate the continued support for federal research the president is recommending and encourage Congress to continue our nation’s commitment to science and discovery.”
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