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Bright Lights, Tiny Alloys
Nanoscale alloys have the ability to emit light so bright they could have medical applications such as better detecting and treating cancer, report Pitt chemistry professor Jill Millstone and her colleagues.
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Languages Critical to U.S. Interests
Eight Pitt students, including Patrick Farrell (pictured), and a 2013 graduate have won prestigious scholarships to study languages in China, India, Tajikistan, Tanzania, and Turkey.
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