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August 3rd, 2004
New EU project gives a boost to European nano-biotechnology
Abstract:
A new EU-funded Integrated Project, with a total budget of 26 million euro has become the largest ever project to deal with nanotechnologies. It seeks to develop a new generation of nano-biotechnological devices with therapeutic applications in the field of tissue engineering. The four-year project, entitled cellPROM (cell programming by nanoscaled devices), brings together 27 academic and industrial researchers from 12 European countries.
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