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September 24th, 2004
Nanolab at UWO thinks small in a big way
Abstract:
The University of Western Ontario opened a $23-million lab yesterday that will harness light in ways that could revolutionize computers, reveal the history of our planet and bring new drug therapies to market. "This is a wonderful day . . . It is a spectacular facility," said Nile Petersen, Western's vice-president of research.
Source:
London Free Press
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