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April 17th, 2012

Iran, Russia urge nanotech cooperation

Abstract:
Russian government has said scientific research in the sphere of nanotechnology is one of its most important priorities. Iran and Russia have called for more cooperation to further enhance nanotechnology-related ties.

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