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UTEP Gets $9M For Advanced Printed Electronics Research Facility

9th January 2011   ·   0 Comments

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The University of Texas El Paso has scored $9M for a new, advanced printed electronics research facility, the school said, with funding from the Texas Emerging Technology Fund, Lockheed Martin, as well as the UT System. According to UTEP, the new center will focus on combining 3D rapid prototyping technology along with printed electronics technologies to design new complex three-dimensional mechanical and electronic devices.

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