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EXAMPLES OF FUNDED PROJECTS         Grants for fellowships support are awarded to colleges and universities determined through peer review to be characterized by excellence in the chosen targeted need areas. PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS         Since its inception in 1985, this program has supported Fellows in six areas of the food and agricultural sciences deemed critical to agricultural research and teaching. Recent targeted need areas are Animal Biotechnology; Food Science; Food, Forest Products, or Agricultural Engineering; Agribusiness Marketing or Management; Human Nutrition; Plant Biotechnology; and Water Science. An example: One Fellow who conducted research leading to a dissertation on the heat and mass transfer of hygroscopic porous materials, is now a university Assistant Professor. Ask a question or post a comment... See AidPage for more information on: Food and Agricultural Sciences National Needs Graduate Fellowship Grants See grant announcements for: Food and Agricultural Sciences National Needs Graduate Fellowship Grants		Program Objectives Financial Info Uses, Restrictions Eligibility Funded Projects Selecting Criteria Application Process Matching, Phasing Post Assistance Regulations Contact Info
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