Home > News > Capita Symonds, in conjunction with Reid Campbell, has made the final shortlist of bids vying for the University of Sydney’s new Nanoscience facility
May 9th, 2011
Capita Symonds, in conjunction with Reid Campbell, has made the final shortlist of bids vying for the University of Sydney’s new Nanoscience facility
Abstract:
Five teams have made it to the final list, which was chosen from a total of 84 entries from around the world.
Last year, the University of Sydney secured AU$40m (£26.1m) in funding to build the new Australian Institute for Nanoscience from a federal government education investment fund. The Institute will focus on research across three areas - communications, medical diagnostics and astronomy - united by a common disciplinary core of nanoscale science.
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