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October 21st, 2007
Virginia town plans 5 studies on nanotechnology
Abstract:
In the next 11 months, the town of Pulaski plans to spend $564,500 in grant and local matching funds on five studies aimed at helping the community develop planning and bid documents for a nanotechnology park.
John White, the town's economic development director, said work on the studies will be divided among local and outside sources and is "at various stages of beginning."
The first, a $60,000 nano cluster study, will examine how feasible it would be to develop a nanotechnology park in Pulaski. Among the things to be reviewed are: the number of nanotechnology firms in the New River Valley, other existing parks and the resources needed to support the proposed project.
Source:
nanowerk.com
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