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Ph.D. Physics, University of Massachusetts Amherst, 2010
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Dr. Yalcin's research involves understanding the components and pathways involved in biological electron transfer in conductive proteins. In addition, she is interested in studying microbe-mineral interactions using high resolution imaging tools.