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Group of WVU students create interactive sculpture

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July 21, 2018
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New WVU research facility will extract rare earth elements from acid mine drainage

CESTA 2018 students Nysha Hongpaisan (WVU, engineering), Sarah Starcovic (Fairmont State, chemistry and biology), Erin McCarty (WVU, M.F.A.) Samuel Dickson (Youngstown State University, chemistry), Kyleen Kelly (WVU, B.F.A. art education) and Pamela Saidoni (WVU, engineering) pose with their creation.

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MORGANTOWN — An interactive sculpture on display at WVU’s Evansdale Library illustrates the structure and function of a p
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