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Jesse Ernest Wilkins Jr. was inspired by his early interests in mathematics and science, which were nurtured by his family and teachers. Overcoming racial barriers in education, he pursued his studies at the University of Chicago, where he became a prominent mathematician and engineer. His work in applied mathematics, particularly in the field of nuclear science, was motivated by a desire to contribute to technological advancements and improve society. Wilkins' legacy also emphasizes the importance of education and mentoring for future generations in STEM fields.

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