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Thomas graduates and will join Cymer in San Diego!

April 30, 2017 By John Heron

Congratulations to Thomas on graduation and your new position. This past year, Thomas has been doing great work with Peter on the synthesis of High Entropy Oxides. We are sorry to see you go, but excited for your success and a little jealous that you get to live in San Diego.

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