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The Michigan Nanotechnology Institute for Medicine and Biological Sciences - M-NIMBS Home - The Michigan Nanotechnology Institute for Medicine and Biological Sciences is a true multidisciplinary team of chemists, physicists, engineers, toxicologists, physicians, biologists, pharmacists, and (bio)informatics specialists collaborating on nanoscience in biology and medicine. The interaction among these groups should accelerate discovery in Nanomedicine. The Institute currently involves approximately 60 faculty, in a 'no-walls' model using facilities in the engineering, medical and ls&a schools. long-term goals of this institute are to advance science commercialize our discoveries, enhance competitiveness for externally funded grants contracts, further establish build rackham certificate program nanobiology, design offer an undergraduate overview nanotechnology / nanobiology course taught by multiple faculty members.
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