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Andrew Fitzgerald

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SVP, streaming @verylocaltv at @hearst TV. @ONA board member. Previously: Led the Twitter Curation team. It me: journalist, novelist, pro-cat-ist.

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Influence of Tripolyphosphate on Electronic Conductivity and Photothermal Relaxation Dynamics in Ti3C2Tx MXene

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By Andrew Fitzgerald Verified, Laura Fandino, Laura Fandiño, Dawei Liu, Nikoloz Gegechkori
| dx.doi.org
1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! MXenes are a class of layered, two-dimensional (2D) transition metal carbides, nitrides, and carbonitrides that have been gaining significant attention since their discovery in 2011. (1−3) They share the general chemical formal of Mn+1XnTx, where M is an early transition metal (such as Ti, Mo, or Nb), X is carbon or nitrogen, and n takes on a value from 1–4 corresponding to the number of layers in the material.
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Guest column: Louisiana's not just losing people, it's flatlining in era of more national growth

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By Andrew Fitzgerald Verified
| Our Community Now
One of the more meaningful domestic trends coming out of the pandemic is the massive migration of people and capital from the Northeast, Midwest and West Coast to Southern states.
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Guest column: Louisiana's not just losing people, it's flatlining in era of more national growth

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By Andrew Fitzgerald Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
One of the more meaningful domestic trends coming out of the pandemic is the massive migration of people and capital from the Northeast, Midwest and West Coast to Southern states. As Bloomberg reported, there has been $100 billion in aggregate income that has moved from other parts of the country to the Southeast — that’s an incredible amount of purchasing power that is stimulating local and state economies from Texas to Florida to the Carolinas. Unfortunately, Louisiana is sitting this boom out.
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