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February 1st, 2007
Delaware EPSCoR marks progress at annual meeting
Abstract:
Another new center focusing on advanced biotechnology and nanotechnology also is now taking shape at UD under the leadership of John Rabolt, Karl W. and Renate Böer Professor and chairperson of UD's Department of Materials Science and Engineering. It will use recombinant DNA methods to synthesize advanced materials that will have potential application in human health, the environment and industry, Rabolt said.
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udel.edu
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