Professor of Chemistry Craig Donahue demonstrates to two female students how to set up an experiment. / Craig Donahue / Philip T. Datillo
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- Professor of Chemistry Craig Donahue demonstrates to two female students how to set up an experiment.
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- Craig Donahue
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- Philip T. Datillo
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"Professor of Chemistry Craig Donahue demonstrates to two female students how to set up an experiment.; Craig Donahue; Philip T. Datillo." In the digital collection UM-Dearborn Newsletter Photos. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/u/umdphotos1ic/x-31.576/umdph31_0576. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed April 19, 2024.