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Published on in Vol 16, No 2 (2014): February

The Use and Significance of a Research Networking System

The Use and Significance of a Research Networking System

The Use and Significance of a Research Networking System

Authors of this article:

Maninder Kahlon1 ;   Leslie Yuan1 ;   John Daigre1 ;   Eric Meeks1 ;   Katie Nelson1 ;   Cynthia Piontkowski1 ;   Katja Reuter2 ;   Rachael Sak1 ;   Brian Turner1 ;   Griffin M Weber3 ;   Anirvan Chatterjee1
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