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XtalGrrlDr Christine Beavers, Mother of Beamlines💎@XtalGrrl·
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ljr_higginsLuke Higgins@ljr_higgins·
22 Jan

Excited to say that my first, first-author publication has just been accepted to Carbon — 10.1016/j.carbon.2020.01.060 🤓🎉🥂

Thanks to all involved, my friends/colleagues at @LeedsUniEng and to everyone who has offered me encouragement on the way :D #PretendingTobeaScientist

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