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CoorsTek Funds R&D At Colorado School

by Michael McCoy
October 6, 2014 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 92, Issue 40

Colorado School of Mines will get a new science and engineering center with the help of almost $27 million from CoorsTek, an engineered-ceramics firm, and the Coors family. Combined with a $14.6 million grant from the state of Colorado, the donation will enable the construction of the 95,000-sq-ft CoorsTek Center for Applied Science & Engineering on the school’s campus in Golden, Colo. Earlier CoorsTek donations to the school include one of the most advanced electron microscopes in the U.S.

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