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January 25, 2012
Revista Exame (Brazil)
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Revista Exame, Brazil's leading business magazine, profiles Paulo Blikstein’s work on innovative STEM learning technologies.

By Luiza Dalmazo

Revista Exame, Brazil's leading business publication, profiles Assistant Professor Paulo Blikstein and the ‘innovation labs’  that he has created in high schools, as well as his  efforts in developing low-cost technologies for education.

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