CivilnetHaig Eskandarian, a TB RAMP Scholar at the Center for TB Research, Division of Experimental Medicine, University of California, San Francisco, sat down with CivilNet on the sidelines of the Armenian Society of Fellows conference in Dilijan, Armenia, to discuss plans to establish new research corps or centers in the country. Eskandarian explains how this will make state of the art technologies available to Armenian students and researchers, and how this will increase motivation, the possibility of successfully applying for grants and creating a positive snowball effect in the Armenian research sector.
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