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Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) is a nonprofit research organization and philanthropy whose mission is to advance the discovery and sharing of scientific knowledge to benefit all. It employs outstanding scientists, provides research and education grants, and follows a 'people, not projects' ethos of generously supporting talented investigators. It operates the Janelia Research Campus and science education programs including BioInteractive. Note: HHMI is classified as a medical research public charity, not a traditional private foundation.
- Website
- www.hhmi.org
- Capabilities
- Biomedical Research, Science Education
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- Unclaimed · Editor-verified
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