Leah Spangler earns National Science Foundation CAREER award | VCU News
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Article written by David Pulgar VCU College of Engineering
Leah Spangler, a researcher at VCU College of Engineering, has received a National Science Foundation CAREER award to develop light-controlled proteins for sustainable biomanufacturing. The project aims to improve the production of inorganic materials, potentially transforming manufacturing processes in various industries.
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