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MORGANTOWN - West Virginia University's new Advanced Engineering Research Building is on track to open in the fall of 2015. <\/p>\n
Associate director of design and construction John Thompson said that construction of the main building is completed. Faculty and staff will begin transi tioning to the new building in the spring. <\/p>\n
The four-story building will have offices, classrooms, a learning center and graduate student space. It also will have an 8,000-foot clean room for students working on nano-technology. <\/p>\n
A clean room is an environment featuring purified air. <\/p>\n
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