As the US city of Chicago prepares to host BIO 2006, Abbott Laboratories announced it is providing $1.0 million in funding to enhance science education in the city, by developing a life sciences program for After School Matters (a non-profit organization that helps Chicago students), in cooperation with Renaissance 2010.
These grants will provide an opportunity for the organizations to collaborate and ASM will create a new after-school science program that will be piloted at one of the new science academies being created by Renaissance 2010.
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