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Seminar

October 21, 2013
12:15 PM
Collins Conference Room

Dr. Eske Willerslev (Evolutionary Biologist and Professor, Natural History and Zoological Museum of Denmark; Director, Centre for Ancient Genetics; Professor, Department of Biology/Institute of Biology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark)

Purpose: Research Collaboration

SFI Host: Tanmoy Bhattacharya

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* SFI community lectures are free, open, & accessible to the public.
* Seminars & colloquia are geared for scientists but free & open to the interested public.
* All other SFI events are by invitation only.
* Note: We are unable to accommodate members of the public for SFI's limited lunch service; you're welcome to bring your own.

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