The California stem cell agency is moving ahead with a proposed $144 million research budget for the coming year, slightly below the $148 million expected to be handed out this year.
However, the award budget for 2019 is well below the $300 million in awards that were made in some past years.
The 2019 plan yesterday cleared the Science Committee of governing board of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), as the agency is formally known. It is expected to be approved by the full board at a meeting next Thursday.
The committee also juggled some financing and all but assured that six highly rated applications that were stalled will now receive approval, also probably next Thursday.
You can read more about the 2019 research budget here and the stalled awards here.
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