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Founder James Monroe, Ph.D was featured in the alumni highligh section of TAMU’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering Fall Newsletter.

The article can be found on page 13.

http://engineering.tamu.edu/media/2911183/msen-fall-newsletter.pdf

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