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June 07, 2018 2:15 PM
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Photo by Sally Asher newwave@tulane.edu
  
Lightlab

Physics graduate student Vera Ji, right, explains photolithography to LightLab program participant Willo Rachel during the one-week research session in the lab of Matthew Escarra, assistant professor in the Tulane School of Science and Engineering. Participating middle school students are from Paul Habans Charter School in Algiers.

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