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AIMRC Offers New Confocal Raman Microscope Resource

The microscope has been installed within the AIMRC research core facility in the Institute for Nanoscience and Engineering and is ready for use by investigators at the U of A.

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Researchers test nanotechnology concept against herbicide drift

Researchers test nanotechnology concept against herbicide drift
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Study: Addressing herbicide drift with eco-friendly additive

CelluDot LLC, a startup founded by University of Arkansas engineering alumni, will be using a nearly $1 million National Science Foundation grant to optimize a nanotechnology product they developed as

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Startup receives nearly $1M grant to tackle herbicide drift

CelluDot LLC, a startup founded by engineering alumni, will be using a nearly $1 million National Science Foundation grant to optimize a nanotechnology product they developed as doctoral students to mitigate herbicide drift, all in collaboration with the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station.

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NSF Phase II Grant Supports Research to Address Herbicide Drift With Eco-Friendly Additive

The all-in-one product has three functions: drift-reducing agent, volatility-reducing agent and a surfactant and is made from forestry waste, like sawdust, rather than petroleum-based chemicals.

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