Loss of funding in biomedical research will detract from life-saving research and biomedical breakthroughs, said Hermann Haller, president of the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory, a nonprofit hub for the science of aging and regeneration in Bar Harbor. Read more
Facing possible funding cuts, MDI Bio Lab president makes a case on Capitol Hill
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