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- ↑ Bridges, Sally (2003), "CSU researcher helps refine MRI of the future", Coloradoan
- ↑ Dodge, Jeff (December 2, 2014), "Real world solutions: CSU and UCHealth combine resources for better patient care", Coloradoan
- ↑ Jennifer Mueller at the Mathematics Genealogy Project
- ↑ "Dr. Jennifer Mueller promotion to full professor" (PDF), Department of Mathematics Newsletter, Colorado State University, Summer 2011
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