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Second, partnerships between materials developers and end users must be facilitated and encouraged. In some cases, this step may mean an R D consortium between university researchers, a chemical or materials company, and a product manufacturer. The National Institute of Standards and Technology s Advanced Technology Program (NIST ATP) is a good model that should be expanded. Several projects that have been funded are examples of this integration of research-development-commercialization by universities, a materials supplier, and an end-user product manufacturer. 

Technology (NIST), 15 762-763, 767 19 588 24 436. See also NIST Advanced Technology Program buffer solution standards, 14 25, 26 Crystal Data File, 26 424 standards, 15 742... 

This work was supported by NIH grant AI33577 to J.L.S. as well as funds from Pharmacy-clics, Inc., and the State of Texas Advanced Technology Program. 

The authors gratefully acknowledge W.S. Wong, A.C. Arias, R.B. Apte, S.E. Ready, A.R. Volkel, R. Lujan, F. Endicott, J.-P. Lu and R.A. Street of PARC for assistance with the experiments and for helpful discussions. This work is partially supported by the Advanced Technology Program of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (contract 70NANB0H3033). 

This material is based, in part, upon work supported by the Texas Advanced Research Program (Advanced Technology Program) under Grant No. 003656-116. 

This author wishes to cite support for this publication from Texas Advanced Technology Program Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Project 6316 Texas A M University Institute for Biosciences and Technology. 

Novel separations procedures for anions have been developed at IBC with support from the National Institute of Standards and Technology through their Advanced Technology Program. This research has resulted in commercial or near commercial analytical procedures for anions such as RhClg , TCO4, F , and Au(CN)J. Removal of F is important for environmental cleanup in several industries. 

My discussion focuses on the Advanced Technology Program (ATP), as well as many of the other federal partnering activihes that have not yet been mentioned at this workshop. 

Support by the Department of Energy, Office of Basic Energy Sciences, Division of Chemical Sciences the Robert A. Welch Foundation and the Texas Advanced Technology Program under Grant No. 010366-0022-2001 are gratefully acknowledged. 

Acknowledgements. The authors gratefully acknowledge partial support of the NSF-funded MRSEC Center for Polymer Interfaces and Macromolecular Assemblies (CPIMA) (NSF DMR-9400354) and the partial support of the Advanced Technology Program of NIST under cooperative agreement 70NANB3H1365 and IBM. 

The American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund, the US National Science Foundation, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board—Advanced Technology Program, and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation are acknowledged for partial support of this... 

Acknowledgments. The author would like to thank NSF (CTS 9216023 and CTS 9713262), Sandia/SEMATECH, The Welch Foundation and the State of Texas (Texas Advanced Technology Program) for financial support of this work. Many thanks to Prof. R. C. Alkire for his continuing encouragement on the subject of bridging plasma with electrochemical engineering. 

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