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Alexandru Biris

Posing for a group shot after Wednesdfay's announcement of the ARA Fellows program were (from left) UAPB chancellor Laurence Alexander, ARA Fellow Trace Peterson, ARA Fellow Laura James, UAMS chancellor Dan Rahn, ARA Fellow Alexandru Biris, UALR chancellor Joel Anderson, ARA Fellow Alan Mantooth, Gov. Mike Beebe, UA chancellor David Gearhart, ARA Fellow Argelia Lorence and ASU chancellor Tim Hudson.
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Arkansas Research Alliance Launches ARA Fellows Program

The ARA Fellows program was created to recognize and reward distinguished research talent at the state's five research universities, and is a complement to the ARA Scholars program, which recruits new research talent to the state. read more >

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