Federal grant · cooperative agreement

Murray State University

The Shared Expertise and Resources Will Form the Basis of a Cooperative Research Program Between the United States Geological Survey Usgs Ohiokentuckyindiana Oki Water Science Center, Located in Louisville, Ky, Other Usgs Offices, and Murray State University Msu to Benefit Usgs and Msu. the Cooperative Research Programs in Water Resources and Other Related Areas May Include Student Involvement, Opportunities for Msu to Provide Technical Expertise and the Sharing of Msu Research Facilities and Equipment. Msu Will Make Available to Usgs Facilities, Office Space, Library Resources, and Laboratory and Field Equipment. the Cooperative Research Program Presents an Opportunity for the Usgs and Msu to Collaborate in the General Areas of Biologicaland Water Resources.

Committed

$50,000

Paid out
$25.0K
50%
Committed, not yet paid
$25.0K
50%

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