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April 25th, 2005

CNSE Launches Global Student Exchange

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The UAlbany College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering at Albany NanoTech today announced the official launch of its Global Nanotechnology Student Exchange program with Technische Universität-Dresden (TU Dresden), one of Germany’s most prestigious universities for nanoelectronics research. The program will support academic exchanges between the two institutions and leverage the complementary facilities and knowledge-base of both CNSE and TU Dresden to provide unique and tailored nanoscience-related research experiences for participating students.

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