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Having presented the totality of my research and findings, I will use this chapter to conclude my dissertation. First, I will present a brief summary of my work and discuss its implications. Then I will move on to discuss the future research direction for the Boston University Surface Laboratory.
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Howard, C. (2016). Conclusion and Future Directions. In: Measuring, Interpreting and Translating Electron Quasiparticle - Phonon Interactions on the Surfaces of the Topological Insulators Bismuth Selenide and Bismuth Telluride. Springer Theses. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-44723-0_8
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