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Critical Zone Collaborative Networks Webinar Update

Critical-Zone Collaborative Network

Second Webinar Coming Soon and Slides Available


July 19, 2019

There will be an informational webinar held to discuss the new solicitation, NSF 19-586, for the Critical-Zone Collaborative Network program on Wednesday, July 24 at 3 p.m. EDT.

Please register here.

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