User talk:Paco peso jr

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Professor Nayfeh then went college ]] from 1974–1977, then at [[Yale University]] in 1977, finally joining the University if Illinois as

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is most noted for his pioneering work in nanotechnology, and in 1977 answered the question that [[Richard Feynman asked

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known for his pioneering work in nanotechnology. Nayfeh was born in the village near [Tulkarem]], in the West Bank, Nayfeh was forced to continue his post elementary studies in Jordan, where he
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