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Texas to spend $2.5 billion on science academia

The New York Times: In an effort to make Texas a magnet for scientific and medical research, the University of Texas is planning a $2.5 billion program to expand research and teaching in the sciences, including medicine and technology.

Posted by Jenny Corrado on August 11, 2006 11:10 AM |

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