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The Alabama A&M University Department of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics recently welcomed a group of area high school students and their families to an immersive radiation seminar designed to inspire future careers in science and technology. The seminar took place at the Howard J. Foster Irradiation Complex, a specialized research facility on campus that reflects the University’s growing role in national science initiatives. #StartHere ![]()
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