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30 Second Science: Maria Klawe

Maria Klawe in 30 seconds describes her science & discovers the structure of the universe.

03/14/2013 | Rating NR

Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers

30 Second Science: Maria Klawe

Season 2013 Episode 17 | 43s

Maria Klawe in 30 seconds describes her science & discovers the structure of the universe.

Maria Klawe is a mathematician, computer scientist and the President of Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, California. When Maria is away from her day job (and sometimes even when she's at her day job), Maria creates beautiful watercolor paintings.

03/14/2013 | Rating NR

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Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers

30 Second Science: Maria Klawe

Season 2013 Episode 17 | 43s

Maria Klawe is a mathematician, computer scientist and the President of Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, California. When Maria is away from her day job (and sometimes even when she's at her day job), Maria creates beautiful watercolor paintings.

03/14/2013 | Rating NR

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