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New devices for nitrite and phosphate detection, cell phone-based detection strategies, and citizen science in undergraduate laboratories
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For the past four years, RI C-AIM and University of Rhode Island graduate student Rebecca Stevick has been up close and personal with a staple Rhode Island seafood species: oysters. Now, the fourth year doctoral student has co-authored her first paper on how bivalves can be used as models for human health. The article, “From […]
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