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  • Owner, Hospitality Net
Okemos
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BYU Nano-Carbon Physics Lab

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By Robert Davis, Richard R. Vanfleet, Felipe Rivera, David Hayes
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords Carbon Nanotubes, CNT, carbon nanotube templated microfabrication, CNT-M Collimators, CNT-M Neural Probes, CNT-M Nerf Gun, NERF nano blaster Abstract BYU Nano-Carbon Physics Lab Started in 2003 by Physics Professors Robert Davis and Richard Vanfleet, who received the BYU Technology Transfer Award in 2024. Over 81 undergraduate and 21 graduate student projects in the lab have advanced carbon nanotube (CNT) research.
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Coast Guard instilled handyman with lifelong skills

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By David Hayes
| thechiefnews.com
Brian Moitoso’s first experience with the Coast Guard was not the ideal recruitment moment. Moitoso, 46, recalls today that when he was in high school in California, his father asked what his plan was after he graduated. “I told him I don’t have a plan,” Moitoso recalled. He said, “Well, you’ve gotta start paying some bills.” He suggested his son start looking at military options. His father had co-worker in the Coast Guard Reserve and suggested starting his search there.
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Coast Guard instilled handyman with lifelong skills

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By David Hayes
| Newport News Times Verified
Brian Moitoso’s first experience with the Coast Guard was not the ideal recruitment moment. Moitoso, 46, recalls today that when he was in high school in California, his father asked what his plan was after he graduated. “I told him I don’t have a plan,” Moitoso recalled. He said, “Well, you’ve gotta start paying some bills.” He suggested his son start looking at military options. His father had co-worker in the Coast Guard Reserve and suggested starting his search there.
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