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Du Pont Grants 1.4 Million to 159 Colleges
The Du Pont Company announced grants totaling more than 1.4 million dollars to 159 colleges and universities nationwide. The funds support fundamental research and strengthen science education, with 654,000 dollars for educating scientists and engineers and 475,000 dollars for unrestricted basic research across 37 universities.
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