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Mark Brusseau Elected American Geophysical Union Fellow

Dr. Eduardo Sáez Awarded Distinguished Professor

UA Researchers Receive Grant to Study Water Quality Awareness

UA SRP Trainee Corin Hammond Receives Award for Best Poster

UA Binational Center and SRP Host Binational Nanotechnology Meeting

Printing Industry Pollution Prevention Workshop a Success

UA SRP Welcomes Sarah T. Wilkinson

SRP and Binational Center Participates in TCE Teacher Symposium

UA SRP Researcher Dr. Clark Lantz Receives Career Achievement Award

UA SRP Investigators Give Lectures at Autonomous University of Coahuila

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