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BT Catalyst, Jan, 2000
Robert M. Kolbas of North Carolina State University has received a $249,901 Multi-Disciplinary Research Grant from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center. The grant will support the rapid start-up of the Center for Intracellular Engineering, which seeks to develop a new technology base for creating electronic interfaces with living systems at the cellular level.
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The university is also seeking operational funding from the National Science Foundation for the new center, but the funds from the Biotechnology Center will help quickly establish a core faculty and programs.
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