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High Energy Physics

Award ID: DESC0007968

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.

$24.6M
Total award value

Award DESC0007968 is a grant from the Department of Energy to The Trustees of Princeton University, $24.6M obligated, FY2012 to FY2027, for High Energy Physics. The work is performed in New Jersey. Source

Agency ›
Department of Energy
Source
awarded→$24.6M
Recipient ›
The Trustees of Princeton University
Source
performed in→
State ›
New Jersey
Source

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAINDESC0007968
Action date2012
Period178 mo
Awarding agencyDepartment of Energy →
RecipientThe Trustees of Princeton University →
Place of performanceNew Jersey →
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$24,580,000

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