Talk:Paul Lauterbur

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Paul's office is right next door to mine at the U of I. Pretty cool for a second year grad student. I dont work for him, but maybe I'll come up with something as useful as MRI someday too.

[edit] his 'origional' NMR on display

..it's not the original in that display, it's a replica, they just futzed with the plaque a bit after he won the Nobel Prize, makes the university look better they may have the origional NMR somewhere, but that isn't it in the display, or at least it didn't used to be -- chem_major

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