M43-003: how to convert FOE to friend: some stresses protect plants from others

Active Project Grant Awarded

Award ID
SIS70024GR0004
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$651,250

Award facts

Assistance listing
19.600 Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Completion date 99% complete
Funding
  • $202,250.00 Federal
  • $449,000.00 Non-federal
Funding agency
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs Department of State
Place of performance
Israel

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About this award

This federal Project Grant award, with an ID of SIS70024GR0004 and total funding of $651,250.00, was provided by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (CFDA 19.600) to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Authority for Research and Development Division. The grant supports a research project titled "M43-003: HOW TO CONVERT FOE TO FRIEND: SOME STRESSES PROTECT PLANTS FROM OTHERS." The research, which began on November 14, 2023 and is scheduled for completion by November 6, 2026, aims to explore how certain stresses can protect plants from other threats. As a prominent academic institution with expertise in scientific research and development, the Hebrew University is well-positioned to contribute to this project and advance the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs' foreign assistance goals and objectives.

Quick answers

Who received award SIS70024GR0004?

SIS70024GR0004 was awarded to Hebrew University Of Jerusalem (The) by US Embassy Tel Aviv (US Consulates and Embassies) on November 14, 2023.

How much is award SIS70024GR0004 worth?

$651,250 has been obligated on SIS70024GR0004: $202,250 in federal funding and $449,000 in non-federal funding.

Which agency awarded SIS70024GR0004?

US Embassy Tel Aviv (US Consulates and Embassies) awarded SIS70024GR0004, with funding from Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (Department of State).

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