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When Spyros Sakellariadis (A&S ’80G) arrived at the University of Pittsburgh in the late 1970s, he wasn’t following a carefully designed career plan.
The radio in your car, the ambulance that arrives in minutes, the dance number you can’t get out of your head — most Americans go a full day without realizing how many ordinary moments trace back to the University of Pittsburgh.
Sanford Abraham Asher — a Pitt professor who was a pioneer of one of science’s mainstay imaging technologies until his death in January — was honored by NASA, who officially named a region of Mars after the chemistry innovator.





