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Juliana Neves Monitors Cement Paste Samples
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Juliana Neves Monitors Cement Paste Samples

NASA / MSFC · 2018-08-17 · photograph (digital archive)

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Marshall graduate student researcher Juliana Neves, who is pursuing her doctorate in civil engineering at Pennsylvania State University, monitors cement paste samples returned from space as part of the Microgravity Investigation of Cement Solidification.

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Credit lineJuliana Neves Monitors Cement Paste Samples. NASA/MSFC, 2018-08-17. Public domain. ID: MSFC-20180817-1801629.
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