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projects requiring low background vibration and noise. Approximately $3.5 million in
research has been carried out to date involving some 14 faculty. AERL has nine active
faculty and 20 students, mostly at the graduate level, working at the facility. The
laboratory is unique in that it provides a facility that allows work to be done that in all
likelihood could not otherwise be done at a congested campus such as NC State’s. It is
also unique in that it has always had a critical mass of faculty with common interests,
collaborating, and sharing research equipment.
www.mae.ncsu.edu/Centers/aerl/
Aquaculture Program, Center for Marine Science – University of North Carolina at
Wilmington
Developed as the research arm of the Center for Marine Science at the University of
North Carolina at Wilmington (UNCW), the Aquaculture Program conducts mariculture
(marine aquaculture) and aquaculture technology development. The Program’s goals are
two fold: first, to develop and transfer to commercial users cost-effective,
environmentally sound technologies for marine food production; second, to mitigate the
depletion of marine populations through commercial cultivation and stock enhancement.
The Program focuses its applied research in the areas of controlled breeding,
environmental systems for the full life-cycle of aquaculture, and the economics
and marketing of aquaculture products.
www.uncw.edu/aquaculture/index.html
Aviation Research and Development Park – Elizabeth City State University
The Aviation Science Program is a component of the Department of Technology, which
is a unit of the School of Mathematics, Science and Technology at Elizabeth City State
University. The sixty-three acre Aviation Research and Development Park, currently
under development, is located at the Elizabeth City Regional Airport and the United
States Coast Guard Base. An aviation/space education and research center, along with an
aircraft hangar facility, will be built on the site. It will be used by ECSU’s Aviation
Science Program and by the College of the Albemarle for an Aircraft Maintenance
Program that is currently under development. There is an existing cluster of aviation-related
industries in the Elizabeth City area, including the U.S. Coast Guard, DRS
Technologies, Airship Management, TCOM, and Vector CSP.
www.ecsu.edu/academics/technology
The Bioinformatics Research Center – University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Computational technologies involved in bioinformatics research enable processing of
massive quantities of biological data that can result in comprehensive and definitive
outcomes. The Bioinformatics Research Center assists biotech companies and academic
researchers with design work and intellectual property for diagnostics which require
computational approaches in developing new technologies like new pharmaceuticals.
The new Bioinformatics Research Center building now under construction will offer
space for both wet and dry laboratories, and includes core facilities for gene expression,
proteomics, microscopy, crystallography, and computing. Additional genomics and
proteomics core facilities are available through a UNCC partnership with the Carolinas
Medical Center. www.cci.uncc.edu/bioinformatics/site/
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| Title | Regional vision plan integration and implementation : phase II : final report - Page 104 |
| Full Text | 98 projects requiring low background vibration and noise. Approximately $3.5 million in research has been carried out to date involving some 14 faculty. AERL has nine active faculty and 20 students, mostly at the graduate level, working at the facility. The laboratory is unique in that it provides a facility that allows work to be done that in all likelihood could not otherwise be done at a congested campus such as NC State’s. It is also unique in that it has always had a critical mass of faculty with common interests, collaborating, and sharing research equipment. www.mae.ncsu.edu/Centers/aerl/ Aquaculture Program, Center for Marine Science – University of North Carolina at Wilmington Developed as the research arm of the Center for Marine Science at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington (UNCW), the Aquaculture Program conducts mariculture (marine aquaculture) and aquaculture technology development. The Program’s goals are two fold: first, to develop and transfer to commercial users cost-effective, environmentally sound technologies for marine food production; second, to mitigate the depletion of marine populations through commercial cultivation and stock enhancement. The Program focuses its applied research in the areas of controlled breeding, environmental systems for the full life-cycle of aquaculture, and the economics and marketing of aquaculture products. www.uncw.edu/aquaculture/index.html Aviation Research and Development Park – Elizabeth City State University The Aviation Science Program is a component of the Department of Technology, which is a unit of the School of Mathematics, Science and Technology at Elizabeth City State University. The sixty-three acre Aviation Research and Development Park, currently under development, is located at the Elizabeth City Regional Airport and the United States Coast Guard Base. An aviation/space education and research center, along with an aircraft hangar facility, will be built on the site. It will be used by ECSU’s Aviation Science Program and by the College of the Albemarle for an Aircraft Maintenance Program that is currently under development. There is an existing cluster of aviation-related industries in the Elizabeth City area, including the U.S. Coast Guard, DRS Technologies, Airship Management, TCOM, and Vector CSP. www.ecsu.edu/academics/technology The Bioinformatics Research Center – University of North Carolina at Charlotte Computational technologies involved in bioinformatics research enable processing of massive quantities of biological data that can result in comprehensive and definitive outcomes. The Bioinformatics Research Center assists biotech companies and academic researchers with design work and intellectual property for diagnostics which require computational approaches in developing new technologies like new pharmaceuticals. The new Bioinformatics Research Center building now under construction will offer space for both wet and dry laboratories, and includes core facilities for gene expression, proteomics, microscopy, crystallography, and computing. Additional genomics and proteomics core facilities are available through a UNCC partnership with the Carolinas Medical Center. www.cci.uncc.edu/bioinformatics/site/ |
