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Jack Ayers, PhD

1968 HERTZ FELLOW

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EDUCATION

Graduate Studies
Carnegie Mellon University
Metallurgy

Graduate Thesis
The to Massive Transformations in Silver-Zinc, Silver-Cadmium, and Copper-Zinc Alloys

Undergraduate Studies
Stanford University

 

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