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Chris Quirk

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As seen in: Columns Magazine, Dell Perspectives, Phys.org, University of Arizona News, Washington University in St. Louis, Casa Grande Dispatch, Pinal Central, OnTheWight, Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, gtalumni.org
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Power Players

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By Chris Quirk
| Dartmouth Alumni Magazine Verified
With 10:30 remaining in the second period of last year’s International Ice Hockey Federation Women’s World Championship in the Czech Republic, Team Canada’s Laura Stacey chased a loose puck her teammate had slung along the boards behind Team USA’s net. It had been a pitched and at times ill-tempered match between the longtime rivals in a game that will be remembered as a classic. The Canadians were the reigning world champions, but behind 2-1, they were looking for an equalizer.
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U of A researchers accelerate quantum computing at $125M center

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By Chris Quirk
| University of Arizona News
The U.S. Department of Energy renewed a $125 million grant to the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory's Superconducting Quantum Materials and Systems Center. University of Arizona College of Engineering researchers will play a key role in the project to accelerate quantum technology over the next five years. Bane Vasić, the Kenneth Von Behren Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is the lead on error correction theory at Fermilab.
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U of A biomedical engineer wins $3M for tiny microscope to detect endometriosis

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By Chris Quirk
| University of Arizona News
Doctors struggle to diagnose endometriosis, a leading cause of infertility. This painful condition, which often goes undetected for years, affects more than 10% of women ages 15 to 44, according to the Office on Women's Health, an office in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Jennifer Barton, who holds the Thomas R.
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