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Kithsiri Wijeratne

University of Arizona

wijeratn@arizona.edu

Javier Antonanzas Torres

Colorado State University

antonanzas.javier@gmail.com

Jose Carvalho de Souza Dias

University of Arizona

joseluizdias@arizona.edu

Matt Swanson

University of Arizona

swansont@arizona.edu

David Shafer

University of Arizona

dahveed@arizona.edu

Jeremy Elliott-Engel

University of Arizona

Principal Investigator

elliottengelj@arizona.edu

Jacqueline Bruhn

University of Arizona

jmbruhn@arizona.edu

Shunyu Yao

University of Arizona

shunyuyao@arizona.edu

Ana Lucia Soto Velazquez

University of Arizona

Project Puente Intern Alumni

anasotovelazquez@arizona.edu

Alejandra Trejo

New Mexico State University

atrejo@nmsu.edu

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