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April 3rd, 2007
HSL to establish CiNR, the Centre for Interdisciplinary Nano-research
Abstract:
The Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL) has today announced that they will be launching an innovative Centre for Interdisciplinary Nano-Research (CiNR) towards the end of this month. This represents the latest step in a £1m programme of nanotechnology research funded by HSL in partnership with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
The HSL announcement follows the publication of a review of Government progress in the fields of NanoSciences and Nanotechnologies, last week by the Council for Science and Technology (CST).
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