Charting the Proteome Landscape of Diverse Synapses In Vivo
May 3, 2022
Scott Soderling
Using eye tracking to investigate neural circuits in health and disease
Neuroscience, Vision Science and Biology seminar by Dr. Doug Munoz, Director, Centre for Neuroscience Studies & Professor, Biomedical & Molecular Sciences, Psychology & Medicine, Queen's University, Kingston, ON, Canada
Hosted by Toronto Vision
Tuesday 01:00–02:10 Toronto (GMT-4)
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