WHEN ROBERT TWILLEY was appointed to lead LSU’s Office of Research and Economic Development in April, President William Tate called the position “critical” to the university’s $6.1 billion annual economic impact on Louisiana. Although his role as LSU’s chief research officer may sound like a purely academic gig, it is every bit as critical to

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