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September 29th, 2006

Anasys Announces Award from MIT to co-Founder

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Anasys Instruments has announced that their scientific co-founder, Professor William King of Georgia Tech has been named as a member of MIT’s Technology Review 2006 TR35, for his work in the area of nanoscale thermal probes. (PDF)

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