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November 16th, 2004
Nanoscience looks beyond lab
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Nanotechnology is quickly moving from laboratory to the commercial world, according to scientists and researchers speaking Monday at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
A two-day symposium, "Nanotechnology: Innovation, Opportunity and Commercialization," wraps up today at Heffner Alumni House at the Troy campus.
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Nanotechnology: Innovation, Opportunity and Commercialization
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