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US HAB-CTI Grant Information
2025 Notice of Funding and Review Process
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Other Funding Opportunities
US HAB-CTI Grant Information
One of the objectives of the US HAB-CTI is to fund extramural proof of concept, innovative HAB control tools and technology projects to assess their real-world feasibility. It is anticipated that US HAB-CTI research will primarily be conducted in the scale of "Tier 1" (small scale lab testing) or "Tier 2" (tanks, mesocosms, and raceways). Promising US HAB-CTI tools and technologies will be encouraged to apply to relevant future NOAA Prevention Control and Mitigation HAB competitive funding announcements or other opportunities independent from the US HAB-CTI (shown as "Tier 3" and "Tier 4" in image).
US Harmful Algal Bloom - Control Technologies Incubator Clearinghouse
Incubator Funding
Other Funding
Tier 2
Mesocosms, Raceways, Collaborations
- Effective with Natural Communities
- Ecological Impacts
- Human Health Concerns
- Logistical Issues
- Economically Feasible
Tier 3
Canals/Marinas, Nearshore, Offshore
- Pilot Studies
- Field Demonstrations
- Federal/State/Local Regulatory Approvals
- Engineering Needed
- Public Interactions
Tier 4
Commercialism Monitor
- Customers
- Intellectual Property
- Efficiency Scaling
- State/Local Budgets
- Deployment Contractors
2025 Notice of Funding and Review Process
US HAB-CTI Application
Letter of Intent (LOI) Submission
LOI Deadline
December 9, 2024
Required to submit full proposal
Full Proposal Deadline
March 3, 2025
Submit LOI via Email
ushabcti@umces.eduResources
Other Funding Opportunities
This funding opportunity focuses on supporting research initiatives aimed at advancing the understanding and management of harmful algal blooms (HABs) in coastal and marine environments.
This program supports the development and demonstration of new technologies to detect, predict, and manage harmful algal blooms.
This initiative funds projects that investigate the causes, effects, and management of freshwater harmful algal blooms.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission offers funding for research projects that aim to conserve and protect Florida’s fish, wildlife, and habitats.
This program funds research projects that address critical water resource challenges in the United States.
This funding opportunity helps support projects related to harmful algal bloom research and management.
This initiative focuses on developing and implementing technologies to mitigate the impact of red tide in Florida’s coastal waters.
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