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Fuel Cell Collaborative Fires Up Innovation

Collaborative Funds Student Teams to Solve Industry Challenge

Led by SCRA, the City of Columbia, the University of South Carolina, Midlands Technical College, and EngenuitySC, the Fuel Cell Collaborative is taking an innovative approach to leading industry R&D.

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Fueling the Future of Nuclear Energy

NuHub Connects Midlands to Global Nuclear Opportunities

Founded in 2011, NuHub is a consortium of public, private, higher education and business development interests that share the common goal of maximizing the economic and job creation impact of the nuclear renaissance on the Midstate of South Carolina.

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Discover Columbia, S.C.

A new day is dawning for this "New Southern Hot Spot"

Check out the "New Southern Hot Spot," according to these veteran travel experts.

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EngenuitySC: RT @NuHubSC: SCE&G revising timeline for nuclear units at V.C. Summer Nuclear Station http://t.co/nN3gsi99oJ

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Thu, 2013/06/06

EngenuitySC Kicks Off Competitiveness Workshop

The Columbia Regional Competitiveness Workshop series kicked off by mapping a strategy to improve the competitiveness of the Columbia region through an emphasis on entrepreneurship. We had folks like Lexington Mayor Randy Halfacre, BB&T President Mike Brenan, COR Executive Director Katherine Swartz, and more. If you couldn't make it, here's a recap of what you... // Read More

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Improving Drug Safety with Dr. Charles Bennett

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