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Cardiovascular Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

9 May 2017

Congratulations, Dr. Tree!

Our very own Michael Tree, creator of the most complex in vitro Fontan simulator to date, has graduated! Best of luck in your new role as Computational Analyst at Corvid Technologies!

Article by Prem Midha / Uncategorized

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