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Find similar grantsPage is a full RFP, but for a different, differently-named program ('Collaborative Discovery Grants') within the same Research Excellence Fund umbrella. Proposal submission due Jan 4, 2027 11:59PM CST; award notifications April 1, 2027 (matches the stored grant's deadline field, suggesting the store
Research Collaborative Meeting Grants is sponsored by The Texas A&M University System Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research. Provides funding for collaborative meetings to foster research partnerships and initiatives within The Texas A&M University System.
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