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Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
SBIR Website

Additional Information of Eligibility:
U. S. accredited university Geoscience or related Departments are eligible for EDMAP funds.

University professors must write and submit the proposals.

EDMAP cooperative agreements are intended to fund students doing geologic mapping in the field.

While it is proper for the professors advisors to ask for some logistical support so that they may be with their student(s) in the field for a credible amount of time, the bulk of the award is intended to support the students mapping efforts.

EDMAP cooperative agreements do not support faculty salaries.

Masters and Doctoral students of Geoscience or related Departments at accredited United States colleges and universities are eligible applicants to the EDMAP Program.

In addition, qualified undergraduate Juniors and Seniors are also eligible.

These undergraduates should have received some basic mineralogy, petrology and structural geology training prior to the time they will do the geologic mapping proposed in this proposal.

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Date Posted:
2020-10-19

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Archive Date:
2021-04-05