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| spellingShingle | Sadeghi, Sadra, Melikov, Rustamzhon, Conkar, Deniz, Firat‐Karalar, Elif Nur, Nizamoglu, Sedat, Advanced Materials Technologies, Ultra‐Efficient and High‐Quality White Light‐Emitting Devices using Fluorescent Proteins in Aqueous Medium, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanics of Materials, General Materials Science |
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