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Notre Dame, MTI receive $4.6 million to develop railroad welding technology
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Notre Dame and MTI have been awarded $4.6 million to develop new railroad welding technology.
No additional details are provided about the project or its expected outcomes.
- Coverage on "Notre Dame, MTI receive $4.6 million to develop railroad welding technology" is currently concentrated in center-aligned outlets with primary documentation.
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- Notre Dame and MTI received a $4.6 million award
- The award is for developing railroad welding technology
- No specific project details are available
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