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Home > News > Calfornia campus stumps for nano, bio, materials facility

January 19th, 2006

Calfornia campus stumps for nano, bio, materials facility

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UC Riverside officials appeared to gain support from University of California leaders Tuesday for a $65.5 million science building that would serve as the centerpiece of Chancellor France Cordova's efforts to make UCR a premier research institution. The new science building would house the university's nanotechnology, materials science and bioengineering programs -- all major research areas for UCR. Construction would begin in December.

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