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October 31st, 2007
Gazi University creating nanomedical center
Abstract:
A nanomedical research center is being built at Gazi University in Ankara to create and harness nanotechnologies for the prevention, detection and treatment of diseases.
Project coordinator Gürer Budak said the center is a cooperative effort by faculty and industry to develop nanotechnology to enable innovative medical applications at the university to benefit society.
"We will be able to collaborate with the nanotechnology research center at Bilkent University and the highly developed laboratories of the medical sector. Plus we'll use the contributions of Turkish experts who are working at universities outside Turkey, therefore reversing the brain drain," said Budak, in reference to the new center to be established at the Gölbaşı campus.
Source:
todayszaman.com
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