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Comment: The subject's own publications can not be used as sources for an article about himself. His profile on institutions are only acceptable if there are other sources that already demonstrate the subject's notability, which it currently has none. Please make sure to include several non-trivial coverage from independent and trustworthy sources to prove that the subject meets WP:NACADEMIC or WP:NBIO , and make sure to address the concern brought up by the previous comment as well. Tutwakhamoe ( talk ) 02:07, 10 July 2023 (UTC) Comment: Please ensure all statements are sourced, including the date of birth, and see also WP:COI . Greenman ( talk ) 06:59, 10 April 2023 (UTC) Biography of Orly Alter, physicist and geneticist Orly Alter (born April 12, 1964) is an Israeli-American physicist and research associate professor in the field of bioengineering and human genetics . She has published several papers about her research in genomic signal processing and bladder and brain cancers. She is a professor at the University of Utah .1
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Physicist and geneticist Orly Alter ( Hebrew : אורלי אלטר) is an Israeli-American physicist, geneticist, and mathematician, and a USTAR associate professor of bioengineering and human genetics at the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute and the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah .She has published on quantum measurement, genomic signal processing, and tensor decompositions. wikt:Citations:eigengene Alter, Orly (31 January 2020).
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israeli-american physicist and research associate professor in the field of bioengineering and human genetics
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