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Chen X. Chen

Endowed Professor, Gladys E Sorensen

Member of the Graduate Faculty

Professor

BIO5 Institute

cxchen@arizona.edu

Julienne N Rutherford

Professor

Member of the Graduate Faculty

jnrutherford@arizona.edu

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Aleeca Bell

Associate Professor

Member of the Graduate Faculty

Associate Professor, BIO5 Institute

aleecab@arizona.edu

Shu Fen Wung

Professor

Professor, BIO5 Institute

Member of the Graduate Faculty

Director, Nursing-Engineering Initiatives

Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

wung@arizona.edu

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