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Date:4/4/2012

ed innovative research into solutions for the global marketplace," said Amro Albanna, Chairman and CEO of Innovation Economy Corporation.

The UC Riverside/Innovation Economy Corporation alliance moves the company closer to integrating toxin detection capabilities with mobile devices, including cell phones that can interface global positioning satellite systems.

The technology uses functionalized carbon nanotubes that are 100,000 times finer than human hair and when functionalized are able to detect a multitude of targeted air-borne substances.

UCR and Innovation Economy Corporation efforts are supported by the city and county of Riverside.

"This model is one of the crowning achievements in our quest to continue to be recognized as one of the most intelligent communities in the world," Mayor Ron Loveridge said.

John Tavaglione, chairman of the Riverside County Board of Supervisors, said: "This ceremony is yet another example of way Riverside County has become a global leader in innovative business growth."


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Contact: Sean Nealon
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951-827-1287
University of California - Riverside
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