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Great Lakes Regional Research Information NetworkThe Great Lakes Regional Research Information Network (GLRRIN) is designed to foster research coordination within the Great Lakes region by enhancing communications and collaboration among agencies and research scientists. Established in 2006 by NOAA Sea Grant, GLIN and regional partners, GLRRIN provides a powerful means to foster collaboration, acquire funding, highlight research needs and issues, and increase the overall impact of Great Lakes research. GLRRIN is a free service and offers research-related news and upcoming events, and profiles of Great Lakes researchers and their current projects. Searchable databases of researchers, listed by interest and expertise, and funding opportunities are coming soon. The site is also linked with the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Research Inventory, a project of the International Joint Commission's Council of Great Lakes Research Managers. To become part of the GLRRIN network, sign up today at www.glrrin.info/signup
Overview GLIN links hundreds of agencies and organizations serving the Great Lakes region. You may not have visited them all yet, especially with new data and information and more partners coming online every month. Because partnership is the core of GLIN, each month we highlight the wealth of information available on the web site of one active GLIN partner. These partners work closely with the GLIN Project Team to ensure that their information is integrated into the regional network; in turn, these partners point back to relevant GLIN pages from wherever appropriate on their own web sites so that people can easily find information about a topic of interest.
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