Iowa universities spin off edges into new industries
Edge, a one-year-old Iowa State University spin off, sells ISU generated alloy material worldwide at about 150 dollars per inch and has earned a state expert award. David T. Peterson works on neodymium magnets for autos at a former Ames warehouse, three years from market readiness. Nebraska-related lines omitted.
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Iowa State seeks federal grants to expand research centers
Iowa State aims to attract 60 million dollars or more in federal grants to build new research centers that expand knowledge and enable technology transfer to private firms. Officials expect long term gains in jobs and state welfare through a campus incubator and a 200 acre research park funded by 2.4 million in grants, with private sector licensing boosting future revenues.
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Gorbachev reshapes Central Committee and aims for stronger presidency
Supporters loyal to Gorbachev gained key Central Committee posts while Yegor Ligachev, seen as a conservative rival, was moved to agriculture. Gromyko bid farewell to deputies amid applause, noting his 28 years as foreign minister and government stalwart. The shift coincides with plans for a powerful presidency chosen by a reorganized parliament, with details pending an upcoming Supreme Soviet session.
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