Sanford lab moves forward, despite DUSEL staff cuts
Rapid City Journal
That shift was costly to four DUSEL design employees who technically work for South Dakota School of Mines & Technology but get their salaries from federal dollars. Ronald White, vice president for research at the School of Mines, said Friday that ...
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