Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Cooperative Agreement Provides Funding to Texas Tech University to Support Student Educational and Employment (internship) Opportunities and Resources to Support Collaborative Assessments and Studies Related to the Innovating Cotton Testing Lab Operations. the Purpose of the Cooperative Agreement Between Usda Agricultural Marketing Service and Texas Tech University Is to Assess the Use of Imaging, Automation, Robotics, Process Flow, and Data Analytics in a Cotton Testing Laboratory Environment. the Recipient Will Utilize Student Developmental Activities to Provide Operational Assessment of Cotton Testing Technologies; Engage in Educational Outreach Activities; and Provide Internship Opportunities for Undergraduate and Graduate Students. the Recipient Will Provide Quarterly Reports on the Status of Results From Analyses, Studies, and Testing. Collaborate on Joint Ttu and Usda Outreach Activities, Such as Demonstrations, Meetings, Teaching and Other Educational Events. Provided Areport of Findings and Recommendations From Analyses, Studies, and Testing Activities. the Beneficiaries From the Agreement Include: Ttu Faculty, Ttu Students, Us Cotton Producers and Other Industry Stakeholders. There Are No Subreceipients to the Award.
Committed
$2.4 Million
Paid out
$788.8K
32%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.7M
68%
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