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December 23, 2013
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Impressive early-career scientists receive award to continue their outstanding research.
President Barack Obama honors 102 researchers for outstanding achievements in their respective fields of science and engineering. Nineteen of these recipients were nominated by the National Science Foundation.
Credit: Teddy Yoshida
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