Faculty Development in the Space Sciences
Solicitation #
14-506
Type
Posted
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Posted
6/6/25, 12:00 AM
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Federal Agency
National Science Foundation
Federal Grant Programs
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Source
Grants.gov
Funding Description
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Award Range
$1.5M - $500K
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