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Description: This effort developed an understanding of the chemical recognition factors that drive adsorption of fouling organism cells to underwater surfaces and developed, for testing, practical samples of new designs and/or formulations. A primary focus of this effort was the micromechanical and nanomechanical characterization of these new anti-fouling/fouling-release coating designs/formulations.
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| CARDEROCK DIVISION NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER |
$0 |
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Federal |
WEST BETHESDA,
MD
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| FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY |
$1,065 |
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Private Educational Institution |
MELBOURNE,
FL
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| EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY |
$0 |
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Public Educational Institution |
YPSILANTI,
MI
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Citation
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Source:
Appropriations Report Language - Conference
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Reference:
108-622
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Location:
Line 1, Page 283
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Citation Excerpt: Nanoparticle Materials Research
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