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Early Career Symposium
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Schedule
Friday, July 31, 2020
12:00 PM Europe/London
Domain
Physics of LifeHost
Biophysical Sciences Institute s Early Career Symposium
Duration
70 minutes
The symposium provides an opportunity for ECRs working in biophysical research to get together and to share their research. Although the symposium is primarily aimed at ECRs, we welcome everyone with an interest in biophysical sciences to join in the lively discussions and questions. This half day symposium will feature short talks and flash-talks from a range of ECRs around the biophysics theme. Afterwards there will be a virtual poster session with open discussions. We warmly invite both domestic and international ECRs to present at/attend this event.
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Early Career Symposium
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