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MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — A new building to be constructed at the University of Idaho is designed to help spark new ideas, according to professor Holly Wichman.
The $49 million building is called the Integrated Research and Innovation Center.
Wichman, a professor in biological sciences, says she believes interdisciplinary research will lead to more innovative thinking and new ideas. It also will teach students how to work together on a common project or research initiative.
The Lewiston Tribune reports the groundbreaking ceremony for the 69,000-square-foot building will be Friday morning.
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