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Ranked: The states paying the closest attention to America's manufacturing crisis
The University of Nevada, Reno opened a nanofabrication lab to teach a new generation of workers on microtechnology and semiconductors in April. However, there have been some hits to the state's manufacturing industry due to the federal government cancelling the Nevada Manufacturing Extension Partnership program. – KIRO 7 - Conference held at Tahoe campus explores relationships among peoples, plants, and animals
Bruno, an adjunct professor in the Anthropology Department at the University of Nevada, Reno, grew up in the Tahoe region and is a major reason the conference was held in Lake Tahoe. – Tahoe Daily Tribune
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Molina Healthcare of Nevada ("Molina"), today announced over $700,000 in grants to the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine ("UNR Med") in support of six programs focused on enhancing access to care, especially in areas of Nevada with shortages of health professionals. – Business Wire
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