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Robert Breckon

University of Bath

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(Left to right): Ph.D. student Jon Chouler; Senior Lecturer in the Department of Chemical Engineering, Dr. Mirella Di Lorenzo; Senior Lecturer in the Department of Chemistry, Dr. Petra Cameron.

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