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Charles J. Dunlap
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By Charles J. Dunlap| Columbia Daily Tribune Verified The NextGen MURR will produce radioisotopes crucial for cancer treatment and research, supplementing the current reactor's supply. The design phase, costing $10 million, will take about six months and inform the subsequent licensing and construction phases. Construction is estimated to take eight to 10 years. A partnership with South Korean business and groups will lead to the design and licensing of the NextGen University of Missouri Research Reactor, or NextGen MURR, on the MU campus.
By Charles J. Dunlap| Yahoo Verified A special meeting finalizing April 8 elections results for the Columbia City Council included a goodbye, a hello and a welcome back Thursday. Ward 3 has new representation in Jacque Sample, while outgoing Ward 3 council member Roy Lovelady was recognized for his years of service. Lovelady did not seek reelection to a second term and Sample ran unopposed.
By Charles J. Dunlap| Columbia Daily Tribune Verified The NextGen MURR will produce radioisotopes crucial for cancer treatment and research, supplementing the current reactor's supply. The design phase, costing $10 million, will take about six months and inform the subsequent licensing and construction phases. Construction is estimated to take eight to 10 years. A partnership with South Korean business and groups will lead to the design and licensing of the NextGen University of Missouri Research Reactor, or NextGen MURR, on the MU campus.
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Columbia Daily Tribune
The Columbia Daily Tribune is a family-owned newspaper with a national commercial printing division. For 110 years, the Tribune has remained true to its mission of serving central Missouri's residents, businesses and institutions. The Tribune's operation is based on the following values: honesty, integrity, accuracy, innovation, community leadership, customer satisfaction and environmental responsibility. The Tribune has been recognized as a leader in medium-sized newspaper markets for decades and continues as such today.
Columbia, Missouri, United States
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Founded: 1901