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| P2038 | ResearchGate profile ID | Bradley-Christoffersen |
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| Southern Nazarene University | Q7570171 | ||
| P108 | employer | University of Edinburgh | Q160302 |
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| Houston Advanced Research Center | Q5916354 | ||
| University of Texas Rio Grande Valley | Q17028121 | ||
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