07 June 2022: New research intern

Maryna Khrypko

Arrival no 11 to the group since Japan relaxed its border entry. Meet Maryna Khrypko, a physics graduate from National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine. She'll work on plasmonic materials and is funded by the OIST Foundation.

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07 June 2022

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Research Update

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