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Fifth EME Board Meeting - November 2009

The EME Board met for the fifth time on the 17th and 18th November 2009. Twelve preliminary applications were invited to submit a full proposal for consideration at the February 2010 EME Board. Two full proposals were funded, subject to changes in response to Board feedback. The Board recommended that the application for extension for 1 full proposal should be supported subject to the feedback provided being satisfactorily addressed. Two full proposals were not recommended for funding. The Public Minutes of the meeting and a table showing the shortlisted applications and funding recommendations are available to download by clicking the links below.

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November 2009	Public Minutes of the Fifth EME Board Meeting (150kb)
November 2009	Table of Outcomes (26kb)

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