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Tobacco Control 2005;14:151
© 2005 BMJ Publishing Group Ltd


News analysis

Research Assistance Matching (RAM) Project

Wasim Maziak1, Heather Wipfli2

1 Syrian Center for Tobacco Studies;maziak@net.sy
2 Johns Hopkins School of Public Health;hwipfli@jhsph.edu

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During a meeting of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco in March, in Prague, Czech Republic, an important new scheme was launched, the Research Assistance Matching (RAM) Project. This is an innovative online programme to facilitate tobacco control research collaboration by connecting researchers and providing them with a platform to share and exchange information. The purpose of the project is to enhance the spread and quality of tobacco control research in developing countries by: helping researchers in such countries to increase their access to the expertise and experience of the international tobacco control research community, and assisting international colleagues to identify potential partners in developing countries. RAM is currently supported by the Syrian Centre for Tobacco Studies, the Institute for Global Tobacco Control of the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, and GLOBALink.


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