Dr. Estenoz and her team (right) examine some of the experimental data provided by Dr. John La Scala (left) of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory. The

Home Página Inicial / Argentine and U.S. scientists work in Santa Fe to develop new, low-environmental-impact polymers / Dr. Estenoz and her team (right) examine some of the experimental data provided by Dr. John La Scala (left) of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory. The data will be used to validate the mathematical model for polymer formation and curing that Estenoz and her colleagues have developed as part of their research

Dr. Estenoz and her team (right) examine some of the experimental data provided by Dr. John La Scala (left) of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory. The data will be used to validate the mathematical model for polymer formation and curing that Estenoz and her colleagues have developed as part of their research

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