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Pamela Bjorkman, PhD David Baltimore Professor of Biology and Biological Engineering, California Institute of Technology Tuesday, January 12, 4–5 pm Attendance Information Zoom link: https://mit.zoom.us/j/97856784053 (password: MITBiology)
Pamela Bjorkman, PhD David Baltimore Professor of Biology and Biological Engineering, California Institute of Technology Tuesday, January 12, 4–5 pm Attendance Information Zoom link: https://mit.zoom.us/j/97856784053 (password: MITBiology)
Melanie Sinche, NCC Interim Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs Director, Career Development Center Executive Director, Women’s Leadership Center, University of Saint Joseph, West Hartford, Conneticut Joshua Hall, PhD Director of...
Melanie Sinche, NCC Interim Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs Director, Career Development Center Executive Director, Women’s Leadership Center, University of Saint Joseph, West Hartford, Conneticut Joshua Hall, PhD Director of...
Christine Liu PhD candidate, University of California, Berkeley Sarah McGuiness PhD candidate, University of Illinois, Chicago As academics, we work to better contextualize our relationship with the natural world. Other...
Christine Liu PhD candidate, University of California, Berkeley Sarah McGuiness PhD candidate, University of Illinois, Chicago As academics, we work to better contextualize our relationship with the natural world. Other...
Climate change. Gene editing. Facial recognition. Increasingly, the public looks to science for guidance on moral and policy decisions. And a newspaper or magazine op-ed can be a powerful way...
Climate change. Gene editing. Facial recognition. Increasingly, the public looks to science for guidance on moral and policy decisions. And a newspaper or magazine op-ed can be a powerful way...
Chris Garcia, PhD Younger Family Chair Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Stanford University School of Medicine Tuesday, January 19, 4–5 pm Attendance Information Zoom link: https://mit.zoom.us/j/97856784053 (password: MITBiology)
Chris Garcia, PhD Younger Family Chair Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Stanford University School of Medicine Tuesday, January 19, 4–5 pm Attendance Information Zoom link: https://mit.zoom.us/j/97856784053 (password: MITBiology)
