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Prize Recipient

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Blewett Scholarship Recipients:  2009  |   2008  |  2007  |  2006  |  2005



Archana Dubey

Archana Dubey
University of Central Florida

Background:

Archana Dubey is a theoretical physicist who is currently Lecturer at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.   She did her doctoral work at Bhavnagar University, India.  After a post doctorate at RPI, her first child was born, and she followed her husband to his new job in Austin, TX.   She had begun her research again at University of Texas Austin and Southwest Texas University when her husband’s work took him to Orlando.  Archana will investigate the electronic structure of oxyhemoglobin.

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