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AFRL/SBIR technology workshop scheduled for August 16: Informative talks and leading-edge presentations by AFRL/RD, MDA,Sandia Labs and more...
$30 million in DOE funds available for clean-energy technologies: Small businesses can capitalize on DOE funds to commercialize clean-energy technologies...
CNM offers new certificate program in Photonics Technology for post-degree students...
PACA Briefing for Industry set for August 16-18: Network with over 300 fellow contractors and 90 government decision makers...
Boeing to base directed-energy efforts in Albuquerque: Economic development opportunities to grow in Albuquerque over the next decade due to directed energy...
Lynore Abbott to lead CVI Melle Griot's efforts in Greater China...
Applied Technology Associates completes remodel and expansion of facility: Ribbon-cutting ceremony set for August 19...
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