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|Articles|March 9, 2011
PITTCON 2011: LCGC 2011 Emerging Leader Award
An interview with Dwight R. Stoll, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, Gustavus Adolphus College, winner of the LCGC 2011 Emerging Leader Award
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Live at PITTCON 2011:
Live interviews from the LCGC and Spectroscopy 2011 Pittcon Theater, recorded live in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 14 and 15.
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