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WATERJAM 2018 WITH WILLIAM RANDALL

WATERJAM 2017 With Fabrizio

WATER INTERFACE ESCAPE ROOM

AEESP 2017 with Bruce Rittmann

33RD GSA RESEACH SYMPOSIUM

WaterJAM 2016

ECi Competition 2016

32nd GSA Research Symposium

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