Fellow:Brad Morrow - Revision history

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Mushenski210 at 16:31, 9 March 2016

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Mushenski210 at 14:21, 23 February 2016

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Mushenski210 at 18:20, 15 February 2016

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Bradleymorrow at 22:05, 14 February 2016

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129.15.68.120 at 00:34, 12 February 2016

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129.15.68.120 at 00:29, 12 February 2016

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129.15.68.120: Created page with "Brad Morrow is a computer engineering undergraduate student at the University of Oklahoma. He has
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Created page with "Brad Morrow is a computer engineering undergraduate student at the University of Oklahoma. He has Brad Morrow is a computer engineering undergraduate student at the University of Oklahoma. He has conducted research at the University of Tulsa and Missouri University of Science and Technology on a variety of topics ranging from self-healing plastics to glass printing technologies, and is currently working on high-frequency radars at the Advanced Radar Research Center. Working at the Center for the Creation of Economic Wealth has given him insight into how to monetize technical ideas. All of this work has led to a passion for research and development for practical technology. In his free time, Brad enjoys glassblowing and playing board games.

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-<span class="ng-scope">Brad Morrow is a computer engineering undergraduate student at the University of Oklahoma. He has</span> <span style="display: inline-block" class="details"><span class="ng-scope">conducted research at the University of Tulsa and Missouri University of Science and Technology on a variety of topics ranging from self-healing plastics to glass printing technologies, and is currently working on high-frequency radars at the Advanced Radar Research Center. Working at the Center for the Creation of Economic Wealth has given him insight into how to monetize technical ideas. All of this work has led to a passion for research and development for practical technology. In his free time, Brad enjoys glassblowing and playing board games.</span></span>
+<span class="ng-scope">Brad Morrow is a computer engineering undergraduate student at the University of Oklahoma. He has</span> [[File:BradMorrow.png|thumb]]<span style="display: inline-block" class="details"><span class="ng-scope">conducted research at the University of Tulsa and Missouri University of Science and Technology on a variety of topics ranging from self-healing plastics to glass printing technologies, and is currently working on high-frequency radars at the Advanced Radar Research Center. Working at the Center for the Creation of Economic Wealth has given him insight into how to monetize technical ideas. All of this work has led to a passion for research and development for practical technology. In his free time, Brad enjoys glassblowing and playing board games.</span></span>
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	<span class="ng-scope">Brad Morrow is a computer engineering undergraduate student at the University of Oklahoma. He has</span> <span style="display: inline-block" class="details"><span class="ng-scope">conducted research at the University of Tulsa and Missouri University of Science and Technology on a variety of topics ranging from self-healing plastics to glass printing technologies, and is currently working on high-frequency radars at the Advanced Radar Research Center. Working at the Center for the Creation of Economic Wealth has given him insight into how to monetize technical ideas. All of this work has led to a passion for research and development for practical technology. In his free time, Brad enjoys glassblowing and playing board games.</span></span>		<span class="ng-scope">Brad Morrow is a computer engineering undergraduate student at the University of Oklahoma. He has</span> <span style="display: inline-block" class="details"><span class="ng-scope">conducted research at the University of Tulsa and Missouri University of Science and Technology on a variety of topics ranging from self-healing plastics to glass printing technologies, and is currently working on high-frequency radars at the Advanced Radar Research Center. Working at the Center for the Creation of Economic Wealth has given him insight into how to monetize technical ideas. All of this work has led to a passion for research and development for practical technology. In his free time, Brad enjoys glassblowing and playing board games.</span></span>
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	<span class="ng-scope">Brad Morrow is a computer engineering undergraduate student at the University of Oklahoma. He has</span> <span style="display: inline-block" class="details"><span class="ng-scope">conducted research at the University of Tulsa and Missouri University of Science and Technology on a variety of topics ranging from self-healing plastics to glass printing technologies, and is currently working on high-frequency radars at the Advanced Radar Research Center. Working at the Center for the Creation of Economic Wealth has given him insight into how to monetize technical ideas. All of this work has led to a passion for research and development for practical technology. In his free time, Brad enjoys glassblowing and playing board games.</span></span>		<span class="ng-scope">Brad Morrow is a computer engineering undergraduate student at the University of Oklahoma. He has</span> <span style="display: inline-block" class="details"><span class="ng-scope">conducted research at the University of Tulsa and Missouri University of Science and Technology on a variety of topics ranging from self-healing plastics to glass printing technologies, and is currently working on high-frequency radars at the Advanced Radar Research Center. Working at the Center for the Creation of Economic Wealth has given him insight into how to monetize technical ideas. All of this work has led to a passion for research and development for practical technology. In his free time, Brad enjoys glassblowing and playing board games.</span></span>
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