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UAHuntsville provides site for Oak Ridge-Huntsville Office
Two of the South's premier centers of research and technology literally joined minds with the establishment of the Oak Ridge-Huntsville Partnership Office. The partnership is expected to create intensive, ongoing collaborations in academic and research programs in a number of areas vital to national security, energy and space exploration, according to UAHuntsville President Dr. David Williams and Oak Ridge National Laboratory Director Dr. Thom Mason. "The opening of this office is a great example of regional cooperation between two historic communities, both focused on cutting-edge science and technology," said U.S. Representative Parker Griffith.
Two of the South's premier centers of research and technology literally joined minds with the establishment of the Oak Ridge-Huntsville Partnership Office. The partnership is expected to create intensive, ongoing collaborations in academic and research programs in a number of areas vital to national security, energy and space exploration, according to UAHuntsville President Dr. David Williams and Oak Ridge National Laboratory Director Dr. Thom Mason. "The opening of this office is a great example of regional cooperation between two historic communities, both focused on cutting-edge science and technology," said U.S. Representative Parker Griffith.
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