NSF selects Rochester, New York, and Finger Lakes region as national laser innovation hub

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Led by the University of Rochester, the NSF STELLAR Engine has launched with a $15M federal grant and $16M from NY State. The project establishes a national laser innovation hub in the Finger Lakes region to advance laser research, manufacturing, education, and workforce development.

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Source: University of Rochester

Author: Luke Auburn

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This content is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under NSF Engines Award No. 2532428.

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