Dr. Glenn Hamilton, senior director of the National Center for Medical Readiness, said the partnership could spur economic growth by helping the medical readiness center to apply Air Force technologies to commercial industrial problems.
He said the agreement will also increase opportunities to pursue competitive research projects and grants.
In Other News
1
Editor’s read: What to know this Thursday, Jan. 22
2
Letters to the editor: Gun study not needed; stop with the ‘F’ Word
3
PHOTOS: Derby Lane Estate home in Warren County sells for record $4.2M
4
Teen sentenced after admitting to Dayton vehicle fires
5
OPINION: True free market principles can cure local housing issues