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Please note that the funding priorities that these projects were asssessed against differs from the funding priorities for subsequent and current Copus Grant Schemes. The Copus Grant Schemes were revised in 2001, and attracted significant numbers of applications under all three schemes – National Science Week (NSW), Seed and Development. These projects were all awarded Copus Grants in 2001. The descriptions of the projects were all supplied by the applicant at the time of application. Please note that the funding priorities that these projects were asssessed against differs from the funding priorities for the Copus Grant Schemes 2002/2003.
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