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November 23, 2009
Lisa Beth Earle
Lisa Beth Earle / Arizona Daily Wildcat Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords listens to Neal Armstrong, a professor and researcher in the chemistry and biochemistry department, speak about the his research in Hybrid Solar-Electric Materials that he received $13,000,000 in federal stimulus funding for. Congresswoman Giffords spoke at the BIO5 Institute on Monday, Nov. 23 about the $82 million of stimulus funding secured by the UA for 125 different research projects.
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