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<p>Written by Melissa Kacena After a long but successful day of work at NASA laboratories, the Kacena Lab team acknowledged a job well done laboratory-style &#8212; you should never touch things when someone is gloved, including other hands! Pictured above are (back row, from left) Melissa Kacena, Ushasi Dadwal (front row, from left) Seungyup Sun [&hellip;]</p>

High fives around the lab

Caitlin VanOverberghe Jul 16, 2019

Kacean Lab High Fives

Written by Melissa Kacena

After a long but successful day of work at NASA laboratories, the Kacena Lab team acknowledged a job well done laboratory-style — you should never touch things when someone is gloved, including other hands!

Pictured above are (back row, from left) Melissa Kacena, Ushasi Dadwal (front row, from left) Seungyup Sun and Rachel Blosser

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Caitlin VanOverberghe

Caitlin VanOverberghe is a communications coordinator for the Indiana University School of Medicine, where she supports the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and the Department of Ophthalmology. Having earned degrees in journalism and telecommunications ...
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