From dust to data

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Damilola Daramola, wearing a lab coat and latex gloves, removes a test tube from a group of test tubes in a stand.
Northeastern professor Damilola Daramola uses a microwave reactor on coal dust samples at the REPRODUCE lab in the Egan Research Center lab on the Boston campus. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

Northeastern professor Damilola Daramola uses a microwave reactor on coal dust samples at the REPRODUCE lab in the Egan Research Center lab on the Boston campus. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

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