$500 grant for amphibian research - registration closes Oct 23rd!

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Hi Amphibian researchers!

If you're a researcher studying amphibians, check out Instrumentl's Amphibian Challenge for the chance to win an extra $500 grant towards your crowdfunding campaign.

Register HERE by entering your name and email by Friday, October 23rd, at 11:59 pm PST.

Have questions? Read more about Instrumentl's Grant Challenges or send us an email at Team@Instrumentl.com. We're happy to answer questions.

Good luck!

Instrumentl Team
 
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