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Home → Blog → National Science Foundation supports nano sites across the US

National Science Foundation supports nano sites across the US

Posted on September 21, 2015 by Carl Batt

The National Science Foundation has awarded approximately $81M over the next five years to support a total of 16 different research sites to serve nanotechnologists across the US and the world.  The National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure will give researchers the tools to make a bunch of new nano things.  The 16 different sites involve 27 universities from the East to the West coast.  One of the sites at Cornell University will also support Nanooze!  That is a great reason to smile!

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