Indiana life sciences giant Philip Low dies at 78

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2 thoughts on “Indiana life sciences giant Philip Low dies at 78

  1. Phil Low was an incredibly kind and generous person. He would always take the time to explain complicated scientific breakthroughs in a way that a non-scientist could understand.

    And there was no bigger fan of Purdue Football. That was the one place he was not interested in having a conversation, because he was totally focused on the game. He was loyal to Purdue whether his team won or lost.

  2. He was an analytical genius and visionary. His work was dedicated to disease detection and treatment. His contributions to medical science immense. We can be confident his discoveries and contributions will lead others to additional breakthroughs.

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