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400 Research Projects Supported

OCT 01, 1950
Research corporation grants
Physics Today

Research grants totaling more than one million dollars were awarded during the past fiscal year by Research Corporation, a nonprofit educational and scientific foundation with offices in New York City, according to the organization’s annual report. Research Corporation is now supporting more than four hundred active projects in American colleges, universities, and scientific institutions under the postwar program of Frederick Gardner Cottrell grants, initiated in 1945 to help rebuild the war‐depleted supply of research scientists. The grants in aid program, devoted mainly to the physical sciences, is supported by the net earnings from the design and installation of Cottrell electrical precipitation equipment for cleaning industrial gases, and from management of patents for institutions and individual inventors.

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