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September 27th, 2003
UTA to share in $10 million tech grant
Abstract:
The University of Texas at Arlington, UT-Dallas and two other Texas universities have secured $10 million in federal funds to boost their nanotechnology programs. The money will also benefit nanotechnology programs at the University of Texas at Austin and Rice University in Houston. UT-Dallas and UT-Arlington officials said they'll each receive just under $2 million and will use the money to buy equipment for nanotech research.
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Star Telegram
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