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A Wright State University researcher has been awarded a $50,000 standard grant from the National Science Foundation to study how social media can influence business, science and engineering.
Amit Sheth, a professor of computer science and engineering for the school, is the principal investigator for the grant, which was announced Wednesday by the NSF. It is effective from Aug. 1 to Jan. 31, 2014.
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