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There is a broken pipeline between basic and applied behavioral and social sciences research,” NIH Associate Director for Behavioral and Social Sciences Research William Riley told the crowd that had gathered for the inaugural NIH Behavioral and Social Sciences Research Festival in December. He challenged his colleagues to think about how they could accelerate the application of basic behavioral and social sciences findings to areas such as interventions, clinical trials, and even real-life settings.
