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Home » Nguyen defends her PhD dissertation! Congratulations Nguyen!

Nguyen defends her PhD dissertation! Congratulations Nguyen!

August 11, 2021 By Matt Webb

Today, Nguyen gave a great defense of her PhD dissertation, titled “Strain engineering of perpendicular magnetic insulators for magnetoelectronics“. Congratulations Nguyen! The Ferroelectronics Lab wishes you the very best luck in your future work!

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