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October 17th, 2006
Students visit U of M to prepare for “Nano Quest”
Abstract:
U of M Institute of Technology will host an event to help students learn more about nanotechnology and prepare for the FIRST LEGO League Competition. Noon to 4:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 20. Where: Nanofabrication Center, 1-165 Electrical Engineering-Computer Science Building, 200 Union St., Minneapolis; and Characterization Facility, 12 Shepherd Laboratories, 100 Union St., Minneapolis.
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University of Minnesota
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