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The first and only kid to receive an NIH "grant" will share his story at the 2008 Take Your Child to Work Day. When Terence Boylan was 9 years old in 1957, he sent a request to NIH for $10 to build a better rocket ship. Against all odds, Terence got a little NIH “grant.” His story will show how wonderful things happen when we invest in researchers and kids with big ideas and dreams. For more information, visit http://cms.csr.nih.gov/AboutCSR/CSR-NIHHistory.htm
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Blast off : the boys who built a rocket with an NIH grant [electronic resource] / Terence Boylan.
Series:
Boys who built a rocket with an NIH grant
Author:
Boylan, Terence. National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
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Other Title(s):
Boys who built a rocket with an NIH grant
Abstract:
(CIT): The first and only kid to receive an NIH "grant" will share his story at the 2008 Take Your Child to Work Day. When Terence Boylan was 9 years old in 1957, he sent a request to NIH for $10 to build a better rocket ship. Against all odds, Terence got a little NIH "grant." His story will show how wonderful things happen when we invest in researchers and kids with big ideas and dreams. For more information, visit http://cms.csr.nih.gov/AboutCSR/CSR-NIHHistory.htm.
Subjects:
Aircraft Child Financing, Organized Research Support as Topic United States
