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October 8th, 2009
USC in the News 10/8/2009
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The Miami Herald (*) featured research by Richard Cote and Ram Datar, formerly of the Keck School of USC, in an article on using nanotechnology in medical research. Cote and Datar's research, performed while at USC, employs nanotechnology to build devices that will perform dozens of "instant biopsies" with pin-prick blood tests and capture tumor cells circulating in the bloodstream before they metastasize. Cote created USC's biomedical nanoscience program, the story stated.
(*) www.miamiherald.com/1374/story/1271888.html
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