A jolt brings Corning back to its research roots
January 11th, 2009 By BEN DOBBIN , AP Business Writer(AP) -- By day, Kishor Gadkaree puts samples of a honeycomb-shaped filter into a miniature gas chamber that simulates the insides of a coal-burning smokestack.
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el_gramador - Jan 11, 2009
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Very nicely written article. Flow was good. Information was good. It literally wanted me to read it.- flag
