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October 22nd, 2004

Carnegie Mellon University Researchers to Showcase New Materials

Abstract:
Carnegie Mellon University Chemical Engineering researchers will show Senator Arlen Specter new high-tech equipment and new materials being developed to create more economical and purer drugs for use by physicians and consumers.

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pharmalive

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