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Peter gives a talk at the UM college of engineering graduate student coffee hour

February 20, 2018 By John Heron

Peter gave an invited talk at the recent college of engineering graduate student coffee hour on the novel and distortion dependent magnetic properties of entropy-stabilized oxides. Every two weeks, the graduate student council gives two graduate students the opportunity to give talks at this cross-department meeting.

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