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January 18, 2010 · 0 comments

Hiroaki Naoe, left, attending from Japan, listens as Richard Lam explains his research during a poster session Sunday evening. (Jenni Girtman / Atlanta Event Photography for AMS)

Attendees study a poster during the presentations Sunday evening. (Jenni Girtman / Atlanta Event Photography for AMS)

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