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Award Data Searches at the NSF Web Site
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The National Science Foundation has supported thousands of projects in education and many hundreds in chemistry. These make a rich resource of experienced educators who have already investigated an idea, developed applications for an instrument, or implemented a new course method. How can you find out what has been done and by whom? Obviously, the best way is to be a steady reader of chemical education journals, but what can you do if something is not published? That is when you turn to the actual award data on the NSF Web site.
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