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Unique to this online community, the ONAMI site offers visitors functional tools that facilitate real-world commercialization of innovations from ONAMI affiliates. The grant benefits not just the University of Oregon, but the entire state, similar to the way ONAMI does, said OSU Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Doug Keszler, the grant's co-principal investigator. The rare bedrock setting is expected to provide the sensitive instruments used for nanoscience with a vibration level that is two to three times lower than the "gold standard" set by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, according to ONAMI co-founder David Johnson, a University of Oregon chemistry professor. |
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