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        • Exploratory / Developmental Research Grants
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Exploratory / Developmental Research Grants

Superfund Basic Research Program

This funding mechanism encourages new exploratory and developmental research projects by providing support for the early and conceptual stages of projects. The SBRP does not currently fund any research under this mechanism, and there are no active or planned solicitations.

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Previously Funded Programs:

Cornell University Molecular Examination of the Identity and Activity of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon-degrading Microorganisms Program Director: Eugene L. Madsen Funding Period: 2003-2004	Medical University of South Carolina Microbial Degradation of Petroleum Hydrocarbons and PCBs Program Director: Harold D. May Funding Period: 2003-2004
Michigan State University Probing Microbial Communities: Stable Isotope and RNA/DNA Analyses Program Director: James M. Tiedje Funding Period: 2003-2004	Rutgers University Molecular Assessment of Hydrocarbon Degradation Program Director: Gerben J. Zylstra Funding Period: 2003-2004
University of California-Davis Molecular Characterization of Aquifer Microbial Communities Degrading Chemical Mixtures Program Director: Kate M. Scow Funding Period: 2003-2004	University of Idaho Mining the Soil Metagenome for Novel Biodegradation Genes Program Director: Ronald L. Crawford Funding Period: 2003-2004
University of Minnesota Isolation and Characterization of PCB Dechlorinators Program Director: Paige Novak Funding Period: 2003-2004

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Last Reviewed: 19 May 2008