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Kyle Brigance
Kyle is a student researcher with a focus on the historical development and
significance of X-ray technology. They are exploring how X-rays transformed medical practices
and society from the early 20th century up to the modern era. Emphasis is put on its military
applications, early healthcare policies, and overall scientific innovation.
Grant Autry
Grant is a Political Science major from Southlake, Texas