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December 26th, 2005
Area colleges, universities collaborate on high-tech programs
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One of the key drivers of the region's recent high-tech growth has been the state University at Albany, with its focus on nanotechnology and biotechnology. UAlbany formed the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering - the first college in the nation solely devoted to nanotechnology, and the university's Albany NanoTech research site has announced about $1 billion in investments there this year.
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