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October 28, 2009
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Paula Hammond of MIT will speak at NSF on Dec. 14, on constructing functional materials.
Paula Hammond, Department of Chemical Engineering, MIT, will speak at NSF on Dec. 14, on "Constructing Functional Materials Nanolayer-by-Nanolayer: From Fuel Cells to Implantable Factories."
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