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This installment of the Joseph Priestley Society (JPS) lecture series features a symposium on nanotechnology start-up companies as well as a keynote address by Karen I. Winey, Professor, Materials Science and Engineering and Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, and Director, Nanotechnology and Energy Commercialization Institutes, University of Pennsylvania. Winey is presenting “Nanotechnology in the Philadelphia Region.”

 

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