Single award · grant

Studies of Nuclear Processes

Award ID: DEFG0297ER41041

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

$23.2M
Total award value

Award DEFG0297ER41041 is a grant from the Department of Energy to University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, $23.2M obligated, FY1997 to FY2027, for Studies of Nuclear Processes. The work is performed in North Carolina. Source

Agency ›
Department of Energy
Source
awarded→$23.2M
Recipient ›
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Source
performed in→
State ›
North Carolina
Source

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAINDEFG0297ER41041
Action date1997
Period361 mo
Awarding agencyDepartment of Energy →
RecipientUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill →
Place of performanceNorth Carolina →
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$23,162,467

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