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Dr. Francisco Salces-Carcoba defends his thesis!

Ian Spielman Posted on 2020/04/28 Posted in Group News, Personnel, RbChip
Dr. Francisco Salces-Carcoba defends his thesis!

On this day, April 6, 2020, Francisco Salces-Carcoba has (remotely) become Dr. ! Congratulations Paco!

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