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Supports partnerships between minority-serving institutions and Physics Frontiers Centers supported by the Division of Physics or eligible centers and institutes for the advancement of physics research and education.
The NSF Division of Physics' Partnerships for Research and Education in Physics (PREP) program aims to enable and grow partnerships between minority-serving institutions and Division-supported Physics Frontiers Centers or eligible centers and institutes to increase the participation of members of traditionally underserved and underrepresented groups in physics through excellent research and education endeavors that advance physics research goals.
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