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April 9th, 2007
Three nanotechnology grants awarded
Abstract:
The Pennsylvania NanoMaterials Commercialization Center has awarded $551,750 to three companies in its first funding round.
The center, formed last year to promote the commercialization of nanotechnology, awarded $51,250 to NanoRDC LLC, which is developing and commercializing a chemical method to improve the function of carbon nanotudes used in rubber and plastic materials. Illuminex Corp. was awarded $300,000 for the commercialization of products for the next generation of heat pipes. And Plextronics Inc. was awarded $200,500 for its Plexcore PV technology for organic solar cells used to absorb light and create electricity.
Source:
pittsburgh.bizjournals.com
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