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-      <p class="content"><em style="font-style:normal;	font-size:0.7em;	font-family:Comfortaa"><strong>Figure </strong><strong>2</strong><strong>.&nbsp;</strong><strong>The screen shot of our interview with</strong><strong>Ms. Mirta Viviani</strong><strong>.</strong></em></p>
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 		<p class="content"><strong>What we learned</strong><strong>:</strong><strong>&nbsp;</strong>After we offered a brief introduction to our project, she put forward three potential ways how we can make our system more sensitive:
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-      <p class="content"><em style="font-style:normal;	font-size:0.7em;	font-family:Comfortaa"><strong>Figure </strong><strong>3</strong><strong>.&nbsp;</strong><strong>Photos of our interviews with Profs. Huijie Bian and Ding Wei.</strong></em></p>
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       <p class="content"><strong>What we learned: </strong>After we introduced the project, Professor Bian affirmed our idea, and both she and Professor Wei offered some suggestions about the concrete designs of our project. They also suggested what further research we should take if we want to increase the security and sensitivity of our system.</p>
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+      <p class="content" style="text-indent:0;text-align:center;"><em style="font-style:normal;	font-size:0.7em;	font-family:Comfortaa"><strong>Figure </strong><strong>4</strong><strong>.&nbsp;</strong><strong>Photo of our interview with AMMU Ph.D. student Zihan Li.</strong></em></p>
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 		<p class="content"><strong>What we learned:</strong>&nbsp;We learned that Ph.D. students might face pressure from lab meetings, lab work, paper submissions, etc., and the pressure tend to accumulate in daily basis. He acknowledged that most of his peers lack proper ways to monitor their stress levels and are willing to use one if there is an inexpensive and convenient solution. After we talked him through our project, Li expressed great interest and also raised some concerns: