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January 10th, 2005
Charter could aid UVa research
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Nanotechnology, bioengineering, information technology and transportation infrastructure are among targeted areas of future research at UVa, said George Cahen, an engineering professor. In early 2006, a new nanoscience and engineering building under construction on McCormick Road is expected to be finished.
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