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A group of people stands together in a meeting room with green and beige walls. There are several empty chairs and a wooden table visible in the foreground. The group is arranged in two rows, with five people in the back and six in the front. All are dressed in business or smart-casual attire. A window with blinds partially drawn is behind them.

Justine and Jim Mullen ’80 Fund RPI Projects in Computational Biology

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