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October 24th, 2007

Bay area growth in SRI's sights

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Less than a year after opening a campus in St. Petersburg, SRI International of Menlo Park, Calif., is already considering bringing two more research efforts to the area.

SRI's Florida branch has focused on marine research, maritime security, nanotechnology, energy and biomedical applications. Beavers said cross-pollination is already occurring between SRI's campuses. An artificial muscle developed by SRI in California is being used on an apparatus developed here that captures energy from wave power.

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