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Research: The Foundation for Economic Expansion The spark that caused the automobile manufacturing fire in this state was struck at The University of Alabama — UA interim President J. Barry Mason (front, photo at left), Dr. Malcolm Portera, chancellor of the UA System (right) and Dr. Timothy J. Greene, dean of the College of Engineering (left), join with many of UA's transportation researchers. (Automobiles courtesy of Leigh Automotive, Townsend Honda, Landmark Hyundai and Tuscaloosa Toyota.) Driving South — The University of Alabama has been an integral part of the automobile manufacturing expansion into the Heart of Dixie. America's Going Gray — In America, the population age 65 and older is expected to double by 2030. This tremendous increase in the graying population has led to increased research in all areas of aging, and The University of Alabama has emerged as one of the nation's leaders for studies on aging. Deep Secrets — Dr. Paul Aharon regularly travels to two of the darkest places on the planet in an effort to shed light on the global warming debate. President's
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