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faculty members, about 700 undergraduate students, over 650 MS students and about 80 PhD students. The NSF industry-university collaborative research center on energy-smart electronic systems and local high
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, about 700 undergraduate students, over 650 MS students and over 80 PhD students. The NSF industry-university collaborative research center on energy-smart electronic systems and local high-tech companies
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, about 700 undergraduate students, over 650 MS students and over 80 PhD students. The NSF industry-university collaborative research center on energy-smart electronic systems and local high-tech companies
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students, over 650 MS students and over 80 PhD students. The NSF industry-university collaborative research center on energy-smart electronic systems and local high-tech companies such as IBM, Lockheed
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, about 700 undergraduate students, over 650 MS students and over 80 PhD students. The NSF industry-university collaborative research center on energy-smart electronic systems and local high-tech companies
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, about 700 undergraduate students, over 650 MS students and over 80 PhD students. The NSF industry-university collaborative research center on energy-smart electronic systems and local high-tech companies
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, about 700 undergraduate students, over 650 MS students and over 80 PhD students. The NSF industry-university collaborative research center on energy-smart electronic systems and local high-tech companies
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undergraduate students, over 600 MS students and about 80 PhD students. The NSF industry-university collaborative research center on energy-smart electronic systems and local high-tech companies such as IBM
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faculty members, about 700 undergraduate students, over 650 MS students and about 80 PhD students. The NSF industry-university collaborative research center on energy-smart electronic systems and local high
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cutting edge graduate and postdoctoral students working on research that is supported by industry, NIST Professional Research Experience Programs (PREP) NIH, DOD, and NSF funding mechanisms that span a